KPK In The Crosshairs

Neither Justice and Human Rights Minister Yasonna H. Laoly nor members of the House of Representatives's (DPR) Legislation Board wanted to assume responsibility for instigating discussions last Tuesday on a plan to revise the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Law. It seemed neither side wanted to be remembered for jumpstarting talks that could de-fang Indonesia's premier corruption-fighting body.

Referring to the National Legislation Program

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