Getting to the Bottom

The government must immediately break the impasse in the investigation into suspected corruption in the purchase of a helicopter, implicating Indonesian Air Force personnel. For one full year, the investigation has not moved forward as Air Force suspects have ignored summonses from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). A protracted investigation would make for a bad precedent for corruption eradication efforts.

Suspected corruption in the

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