Committee for the Investigation and Eradication of Corruption, Collusion and Nepotism
Fighting Corruption in the Provinces

A 2x3-meter whiteboard is covered with the signatures of present and past district chiefs in Central Java, alongside those belonging to mayors. This board is no decoration on the wall.

It is in fact, a record of the number of public figures in Central Java charged with corruption. For the past three years, it has been considered as the barometer for corruption, put up on display within the offices of an antigraft body known locally as the KP2KKN.

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