Bribes from Innospec

THE Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) should move quickly. Last month’s verdict in a British court proves that bribes were paid to several Pertamina and Energy Department officials in the Innospec case. If the KPK is slow or hesitant, the people involved could take steps to save themselves. They could hide the evidence of bribery that began to appear in 2005. Let us hope they have not fled overseas.

The verdict at the Southwark Crown Cou

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