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Corruption Government Politic & Social

Indonesia’s lack of seriousness in eradicating corruption

September 9, 2022

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Since September 6, 2022, 23 corruption convicts have been released from the Tangerang Class II A, as well as from the Class I Sukamiskin Correctional Institution. They were released after there was a revision of the Law and Number 22 of 2022 concerning Corrections which is the basis for granting parole.

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