Law Revision Clearly Weakens the KPK

INSPECTOR Gen. Firli Bahuri’s selection as the next chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the KPK law’s revision are major setbacks for the anti-graft agency. KPK Chief Agus Rahardjo, 63, says his institution is being surrounded from all sides. In a press conference held with his deputies Laode Muhammad Syarif and Saut Situmorang on Friday, September 13, Agus, who feels that numerous efforts are made to weaken th

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