KPK Cannot Monopolize Cases

On December 29 last year, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) turned two years old, and the peoples hopes have risen with it. Yet it has also been the target of much criticism. KPK deputy chairman, Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas admitted that with the KPKs integrity is at stake, a lot of internal cleaning up still needed to be done. Tempo reporters Maria Hasugian, L.R. Baskoro and Arief A. Kuswardono interviewed Erry, who was accompanied by KP

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