Stopping The Rot

Things may not be as bad as they seem so don’t despair just yet. The blueprint for the formation of an independent anti-corruption commission has almost been finalized. Does this mean that the Indonesian legal system will finally attempt to put a stop to widespread corruption?

To quote a popular Indonesian television advertisement, Indonesia has not broken its relationship with corruption. The embezzlement of state funds has become old

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