The revelations of illegal levies at the KPK detention center show that the Supervisory Board is acting inconsistently. Violations by the KPK leadership have gone unpunished.

News summary from illegal levies at KPK’s detention facility to the termination of the Firli Bahuri ethics-violation case.

The leadership of Firli Bahuri and his colleagues at the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) ends this year. There is no longer any reason to hope.

Endar Priantoro reports Firli Bahuri to the Indonesian Ombudsman. The police and the KPK’s Supervisory Board are on the move.

KPK Chair Firli Bahuri is insisting on raising the Formula E case to the criminal investigation level despite not having any suspects. He has asked the BPK for help.

KPK Chairman Firli Bahuri removed Endar Priantoro from his position due to the handling of the Formula E case. There is an air of political competition for 2024 presidential candidates.

The KPK chairperson has dismissed a police general who objected to the handling of the Formula E case. This is fresh evidence that the KPK has become a political tool.

The dismissal of Endar Priantoro, KPK’s Investigation Director, will result  in a court case. Endar was at loggerheads with Firli Bahuri over the Formula E case.

KPK chairman Firli Bahuri has repeatedly faced accusations of violating the code of ethics, but always managed to avoid sanctions from the Supervisory Board.

The President must not continue to avoid doing anything. He should abide by the recommendation from the Ombudsman and restore the jobs of the KPK employees.

National Police Chief Gen. Listyo Sigit Prabowo plans to recruit anti-corruption fighters who failed their controversial civic knowledge test, but many regulations stand in the way.

Political reforms are needed to make the KPK strong again. What happened with commissioner Lili Pintauli Siregar is only the tip of the iceberg.

Despite having evidence of bribery, the KPK has not declared Azis Syamsuddin a suspect. There is increasing lobbying and politicization.

House Deputy Speaker Azis Syamsuddin and KPK Chief Firli Bahuri were involved in a land dispute between two companies in South Sumatra.

The Supervisory Board of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) sentenced two investigators of the social assistance corruption scandal at the social affairs ministry. Board member Albertina Ho explains how this organization sentenced those investigators.

More than simply sidelining 51 employees through a dubious civic knowledge test, Firli Bahuri also wrecked the working system of the Corruption Eradication Commission. The meeting point of those who wish to destroy the KPK.

KPK Chief Firli Bahuri allegedly received Rp100 million in his bank account, labeled “Idul Fitri money.” His helicopter rental fee is believed to have been much higher.

KPK Chief Firli Bahuri is believed to be one of the central figures behind the anti-corruption agency’s downfall. Cases have often been leaked after he joined the KPK. Furthermore, he has allegedly been spying on his colleagues at the KPK to learn their secrets.

The expulsion of 75 employees of the Corruption Eradication Commission using a nationalism test completes the neutralization of the institution. There is a major power in action.

Corruption Eradication Commission Chairman Commissioner General Firli Bahuri is suspected to have initiated the elimination of 75 employees. There are reports that Firli had created a list of names of people to be dismissed from the KPK even before the status transfer to civil servants was discussed. Firli denied these allegations in this interview.