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October 18, 2016 edition

Police uncovered illegal fee collections for shipping permits at the transportation ministry. A deeply rooted practice that over the years metastasized at all levels of the ministry.

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October 11, 2016 edition

Taat Pribadi fooled thousands of victims with his promises of doubling their money. He was recently arrested for suspicion of fraud and murder.

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October 4, 2016 edition

The Attorney-General's Office has indicted former Indonesian Banking Restructuring Agency chief Syafruddin Tumenggung for corruption. The case was held up in its pretrial hearing and by political maneuvering.

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September 27, 2016 edition

Though he has decided to tell his tale, Chandra Halim, alias Akiong, will not talk to just anyone.
Sentenced to death for his role in a drug smuggling case, he remains adamant he will not talk to police officers. Akiong is only willing to talk to people representing the public interest regarding the Freddy Budiman Testimony Fact-Finding Team. "That's because he wants to talk freely," Setara Institute team member Hendardi said last Thursday.

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September 20, 2016 edition

ATTORNEY Saut Edward Rajagukguk and his client, deathrow inmate Zulfiqar Ali, are struggling to find a way out of the dilemma they face. "We've prepared a plea to the attorney general to review the case," Saut said last Tuesday.
Prior to that, Saut and Zulfiqar's family locked horns over whether or not to file a clemency plea with the President. Filing a plea would mean confessing to the crime, despite the Pakistani's assertion that he was not part of an international drug syndicate, as has been alleged by law enforcement authorities.

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September 13, 2016 edition

The police has broken up an underage prostitution ring made up of young boys. A total of 39 victims have been identified.

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September 6, 2016 edition

The mass arrest in the Philippines of illegal pilgrims has exposed an Indonesian-Philippine haj syndicate. Some Indonesians wait 30 years for the chance to make the pilgrimage.

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