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Hands Off the Corruption Courts

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

The new Corruption Eradication Bill should not diminish the authority of the KPK. The Corruption Courts too are needed.

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THE Corruption Eradication Bill has become highly controversial. Amid criticism over President Yudhoyonos declaration of war on corruption, this Bill kills off two important anti-corruption institutions: the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the Corruption Courts (Tipikor).

The Bill, under debate for an entire year, will replace the current Corruption Eradication Law (Law No. 20/2001). Several new regulations adopted from the United Natio

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