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All religions prohibit their followers from practicing corruption, collusion and nepotism (KKN), as well as other evils. That means it’s more important to save their own followers before making warnings to the followers of other religions. Likewise, the Indonesian constitution prohibits its citizens from participating in KKN, and makes it compulsory for them to fight it. Whoever protects or participates in KKN must be subject to sanctions

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