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Sri Lanka's Most-Wanted Man Arrested In Indonesia, To Be Extradited
Sri Lanka's most-wanted man has been arrested in Indonesia and will be extradited to face charges including gunning down a rival inside a court, officials said Thursday.
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Opinion: How A Japanese Anime Became Indonesia's Surprise Protest Symbol
A Japanese anime has unexpectedly become a symbol of resistance in Indonesia, as young people lean into popular culture to speak out against corruption and ineffective governance.
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Indonesian Tech Minister Replaced After Corruption Probe
Indonesian President Joko Widodo named a new communications minister in a cabinet shake-up today after the previous minister was detained in a corruption probe linked to a project that cost the country half a billion dollars in losses.
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Inmates Lived In Luxury After Bribing Jail Staff: Indonesian Probe Agency
Inmates at an Indonesian prison paid for luxury cells equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and private washrooms, anti-graft officials said, in the graft-riddled country's latest corruption scandal.
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Indonesia Loses Up to $9 Billion From Timber Clearing: Anti-Graft Body
Unreported forest clearing cost Indonesia up to $9 billion between 2003 and 2014 in lost timber royalties - about three times the royalties it actually received, an investigation by the country's main anti-graft agency showed on Friday.
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Australia Pleads for Stay in Executions, Demands Jakarta Probe
Australia made a last-minute plea today for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated.
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Halt Indonesia Drug Executions Until Graft Claims Probed: Australia
Australia on Monday urged Indonesia to ensure all legal processes have been cleared of corruption before executing two of its nationals as bribery allegations surfaced regarding their drug smuggling trial.
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Indonesia Swears in New Police Chief After Bitter Feud
Indonesian President Joko Widodo swore in a new national police chief Friday, ending a long-running saga over the powerful appointment that tested his leadership and commitment to fight corruption in the graft-prone country.
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Indonesia's President Faces Pressure to Replace Police Chief Nominee
Indonesia's new President, Joko Widodo, faced mounting pressure today to replace his sole pick for national police chief after the anti-graft agency declared the nominee a corruption suspect.
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Behind Prabowo's Subianto Campaign to Become Indonesia's President, a Questionable Crew
Jabbing his finger repeatedly in the air, presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto shouted to supporters in a packed Jakarta stadium that the corrupt had no place in Indonesia.
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Indonesia Presidential Candidates Spar Over Corruption Scandals in Final Debate
Four days before Indonesia's presidential election, the two candidates and their running mates traded barbs over food security and graft in their final television debate on Saturday.
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Indonesia's Ex- Top Judge Gets Life for Corruption
An anti-graft court has sentenced Indonesia's former top judge to life imprisonment for corruption and money laundering.
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Indonesia Religious Affairs Minister Named Suspect in Graft Case
Indonesia's powerful anti-corruption agency has named the religious affairs minister a suspect in a graft case involving state funds allocated for the haj pilgrimage.
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Indonesia's Religious Minister Named Graft Suspect
Indonesia's anti-graft agency says the country's religious affairs minister is a suspect in a corruption case alleging mismanagement of funds for last year's Hajj pilgrimage.
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Indonesia ruling party chief quits after graft accusation
The chairman of Indonesia's ruling party, Anas Urbaningrum, announced his resignation Saturday after the country's anti-graft body named him a suspect in a multi-million dollar corruption case.
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Sri Lanka's Most-Wanted Man Arrested In Indonesia, To Be Extradited
Sri Lanka's most-wanted man has been arrested in Indonesia and will be extradited to face charges including gunning down a rival inside a court, officials said Thursday.
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Opinion: How A Japanese Anime Became Indonesia's Surprise Protest Symbol
A Japanese anime has unexpectedly become a symbol of resistance in Indonesia, as young people lean into popular culture to speak out against corruption and ineffective governance.
-
Indonesian Tech Minister Replaced After Corruption Probe
Indonesian President Joko Widodo named a new communications minister in a cabinet shake-up today after the previous minister was detained in a corruption probe linked to a project that cost the country half a billion dollars in losses.
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Inmates Lived In Luxury After Bribing Jail Staff: Indonesian Probe Agency
Inmates at an Indonesian prison paid for luxury cells equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and private washrooms, anti-graft officials said, in the graft-riddled country's latest corruption scandal.
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Indonesia Loses Up to $9 Billion From Timber Clearing: Anti-Graft Body
Unreported forest clearing cost Indonesia up to $9 billion between 2003 and 2014 in lost timber royalties - about three times the royalties it actually received, an investigation by the country's main anti-graft agency showed on Friday.
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Australia Pleads for Stay in Executions, Demands Jakarta Probe
Australia made a last-minute plea today for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated.
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Halt Indonesia Drug Executions Until Graft Claims Probed: Australia
Australia on Monday urged Indonesia to ensure all legal processes have been cleared of corruption before executing two of its nationals as bribery allegations surfaced regarding their drug smuggling trial.
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Indonesia Swears in New Police Chief After Bitter Feud
Indonesian President Joko Widodo swore in a new national police chief Friday, ending a long-running saga over the powerful appointment that tested his leadership and commitment to fight corruption in the graft-prone country.
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Indonesia's President Faces Pressure to Replace Police Chief Nominee
Indonesia's new President, Joko Widodo, faced mounting pressure today to replace his sole pick for national police chief after the anti-graft agency declared the nominee a corruption suspect.
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Behind Prabowo's Subianto Campaign to Become Indonesia's President, a Questionable Crew
Jabbing his finger repeatedly in the air, presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto shouted to supporters in a packed Jakarta stadium that the corrupt had no place in Indonesia.
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Indonesia Presidential Candidates Spar Over Corruption Scandals in Final Debate
Four days before Indonesia's presidential election, the two candidates and their running mates traded barbs over food security and graft in their final television debate on Saturday.
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Indonesia's Ex- Top Judge Gets Life for Corruption
An anti-graft court has sentenced Indonesia's former top judge to life imprisonment for corruption and money laundering.
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Indonesia Religious Affairs Minister Named Suspect in Graft Case
Indonesia's powerful anti-corruption agency has named the religious affairs minister a suspect in a graft case involving state funds allocated for the haj pilgrimage.
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Indonesia's Religious Minister Named Graft Suspect
Indonesia's anti-graft agency says the country's religious affairs minister is a suspect in a corruption case alleging mismanagement of funds for last year's Hajj pilgrimage.
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Indonesia ruling party chief quits after graft accusation
The chairman of Indonesia's ruling party, Anas Urbaningrum, announced his resignation Saturday after the country's anti-graft body named him a suspect in a multi-million dollar corruption case.
