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Linda Trianita reports on corruption and criminal issues and currently oversees Tempo’s legal desk as an editor.
The Brawijaya University graduate joined Tempo in 2013 and is involved in multiple international programs such Tempo institute’s Investigation with Tempo (IBT) and the Free Press Unlimited report on the use of palm plantation lands by multinational corporations.
Linda also participated in the Oslo Tropical Forest Forum 2018 in Norway.
SOME issues have cropped up since Law No. 19/2019 regarding the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) went into effect on October 17.
Some provisions of the revised Corruption Eradication Commission Law are contradictory. The law enforcement process has stopped.
The police arrested Abdul Basith, an IPB lecturer, and members of his group, for making preparations to carry out bombings in Jakarta. They planned to conduct it at the same time as a 212 Jihadi Action event. Three retired military generals are implicated.
Ahmad Yani, lawyer for Syafruddin Arsyad Temenggung
A judge in the judicial panel which adjudicated the Syafruddin Arsyad Temenggung case had broken the code of ethics and behavior, for meeting with the defendant’s lawyer before the verdict was passed. The KPK will use it for a judicial review.
Youth and Sports Minister Imam Nahrawi is a suspect for accepting bribes related to a National Sports Committee grant. Aside from accepting bribes, he is also suspected of actively seeking kickbacks.
President Joko Widodo canceled his plan to ask for public input on the 10 candidates for KPK leadership because the selection committee made the public announcement in a hurry. Jokowi was aware of the controversy surrounding Firli’s candidacy.
Despite being a controversial candidate, Insp. Gen. Firli was selected to lead the KPK with the full support of the DPR law commission. Firli is known to be close to party officials.
The DPR is quietly making efforts to revise the KPK law while the selection process for the anti-corruption commission’s leadership is ongoing. With articles to restrict its authorities, the KPK is already in a precarious position. The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle had already prepared the revision for some time and now has the agreement of all political parties.
A number of less favored candidates vying to lead to the KPK surprisingly got through to the final selection stage. They had trouble answering questions in public hearing.
The company that won a procurement tender for 1,200cc motorcycles and other projects worth billions of rupiah from the Traffic Corps is headquartered in a small shophouse. Its winning in the police cruiser motorcycle tender was questioned.
The KPK named I Nyoman Dhamantra—a member of DPR’s Trade Commission from the PDI-P—a suspect regarding bribery for arranging garlic import quotas and permits, using the quota share for government officials.
Two high-ranking officials at a state-owned enterprise are entangled in a bribery case involving the management of luggage at some airports. Both have been mentioned to have received funds from the electronic ID card project.
The investigation into the acid attack on Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) investigator, Novel Baswedan, that took place on Tuesday morning, April 11, 2017, has yet to yield meaningful discoveries. The police have not found the executors, let alone the mastermind of the attack. National Police Chief Gen. Tito Karnavian formed a joint fact-finding team, but again with disappointing results. President Joko Widodo has given the police a three-month deadline to solve the case.
Before the acid attack, a police official warned Novel of a potential terror attack on him. Novel once met with National Police Chief Gen. Tito Karnavian.
The KPK is investigating the involvement of other business owners in a land reclamation license bribery case involving Riau Islands Governor Nurdin Basirun. There are signs that money changed hands.
Supreme Audit Agency Deputy Chairman Bahrullah Akbar has purportedly been involved in the setting of regional budgets over at the ministry of finance.
Chief of the Jakarta High Prosecutor’s Office, Warih Sadono
The KPK team arrested officers from the Jakarta High Prosecutor’s Office, who are suspected of having received bribes for influencing sentence demands for an investment fraud case. There are efforts to impede the investigation. The Attorney General’s son is said to be involved.
The Corruption Eradication Commission Leadership Candidates Selection Committee is working with the National Counterterrorism Agency to examine the backgrounds of candidates. Rumors of radicalism in the KPK are being investigated.
The anti-graft commission suspects the involvement of Rizal Djalil, member of the Audit Board, in a corruption case related to clean water projects. They suspect he demanded a piece of the project and commissions for fiddling with audit results.
Investigation into a bribery case over grant funds for the KONI begun to target Minister of Youth and Sports Imam Nahrawi. There is evidence of a flow of over ten billion rupiah.
A KPK team has begun tracking down Sjamsul Nursalim’s assets as collateral to compensate state losses. His wealth is currently estimated to be over Rp10 trillion.
The KPK named Sjamsul Nursalim and his wife suspects in a case involving the issuance of release and discharge letter of BLBI bailout funds. They will likely stand trial in absentia.
The Corruption Eradication Commission named three suspects in a corruption allegation during the procurement of 16 patrol boats in the Directorate-General of Customs. The antigraft agency is targeting officials of the institution.
The KPK has strong evidence of the involvement of Minister of Religious Affairs Lukman Hakim Saifuddin in a bribery case implicating former PPP General Chairman Muhammad Romahurmuziy. There is proof of receipt of funds and a meeting with the suspect.
Members of the police seconded to the KPK objected the appointment of the institution’s internal investigators. The conflict involved former police investigators in the anti-corruption commission.
Bribery suspect Bowo Sidik Pangarso admitted to accepting money from Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita. The money was likely meant to secure sugar trade policies in parliament.
Bribery suspect Bowo Sidik Pangarso implicates a Golkar Party colleague, Nusron Wahid. The bribe is allegedly sourced from a minister and a CEO of a state-owned enterprise.
Chair of the Golkar faction in the DPR, Melchias Marcus Mekeng, allegedly ordered Eni Saragih to assist coal businessman Samin Tan in lobbying the ministry of energy. Minister Ignasius Jonan’s name is dragged into the fray.
The Corruption Eradication Commission arrested a member of the House of Representatives, Bowo Sidik Pangarso, in an Rp8-billion bribery case involving shipping fertilizer material and other projects. It is suspected those funds were to finance his re-election campaign as a legislator from the Golkar Party.
A young businessman who graduated abroad used ATM skimming to drain the savings of a private bank customer. He is said to be a distant relative of Prabowo Subianto.
A number of candidates for heads of regional religious affairs offices claim to have been requested billions of rupiah in order to be selected. The selection process for state religious university rectors also fall under the spotlight.
ALTHOUGH it has been two years since Mochammad Jasin retired from the religious affairs ministry, he still receives ample information from his former staffers regarding countering corruption there.
The practice of position transactions at the religious affairs ministry has purportedly been going on for a long time. Figures from the United Development Party are suspected of being involved.
The police arrested activist Robertus Robet for making a speech against the return of military involvement in the government. The military itself was not offended by his words.
The police named Vanessa Angel as suspect in the case of violation of the Electronic Information and Transaction Law, regarding online prostitution. Her lawyer said that the charges against her is being overstretched.
The interception of garments being imported at a port in Semarang exposed a suspected practice of low import tax payments. It began with a report from another importer.
The coastal areas along Batam as far as South Sumatra are prone to become smuggling entry gates. The quantities of contraband can be hundreds of containers.
The homes of Corruption Eradication Commission leaders, Agus Rahardjo and Laode Muhammad Syarif, were terrorized. Witnesses and CCTV footage have not provided any leads regarding the perpetrators.
The Government and the House of Representatives are accused of being lackadaisical in their deliberations of the Bill to Eliminate Sexual Violence.
Wendelina Olin has never ceases to help and defend women and children subjected to violence in North Timor Tengah.
Thousands are gypped into investing in bitcoin with losses amounting to trillions of rupiah. Most of the perpetrators are Malaysian citizens.
Some regional judges are complaining about salary deductions from the central authority.
The Attorney General’s Office detains former prosecutor Chuck Suryosumpeno on the charge of misusing assets from a convict of Bank Indonesia Liquidity
Coal magnate Samin Tan is accused of giving a Rp5 billion bribe to Golkar politician Eni Maulani Saragih.
Harmony with nature is the philosophy of the people living in the customary village of Boti in South Central Timor.
An entire family in Bekasi was murdered. A relative is suspected to have been the killer, committing the crime out of revenge.
A court rescinded a lawsuit filed against an expert witness in forest fire arson case.
DOZENS sat on rows of sofas facing the station where buyers select apartment units at the Meikarta Marketing Gallery in Cikarang, Bekasi Regency, last Thursday.
There is suspicion that residential apartment towers in Meikarta were built before building permits were issued. Meikarta’s marketing may have been in violation of the law.
A bribe suspect in the Riau-1 PLTU case said PLN CEO Sofyan Basir was meant to receive a fee. Pertamina CEO Nicke Widyawati is now implicated.
Six weeks since she became a suspect, former Pertamina CEO Karen Agustiawan is now detained over suspected corruption in the company’s investment in an oil block in Australia. The Attorney General’s Office believes that the acquisition did not receive the board of commissioners’ approval. There are reports circulating that some are attempting to extort Karen.
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