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The Victims of Istaka Karya

Monday, February 12, 2024

Istaka Karya project vendors and subcontractors are desperately trying to collect receivables from various projects. Many end up indebted to banks.

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The protest of the Istaka Karya Victims Association demanding the State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Ministry and the Finance Ministry to settle the debt of Istaka Karya, in front of the SOEs Ministry building, Jakarta, March 15, 2023. TEMPO/Subekti . tempo : 172862230687.

JOELIMAN Notokoesoemo was stammering when recounting his efforts to collect receivables from Istaka Karya for over 10 years. As his rights remained unpaid by Istaka, the 84-year-old man had to sell two of his houses in the Bintaro area, South Jakarta, to cover working capital debt from the bank. Not only that, last October, Joeliman suffered a stroke. “Everything is gone,” the father of three children told Tempo on February 6.

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