RI's anti-graft commission
RI's anti-graft commission
From Media Indonesia
Graft has, virus-like, infected the entire Indonesia. This country always ranks high in a list of corrupt countries. However, this does not mean that graft cannot be eradicated, or at least, minimized.
As graft is an organized and hidden crime, the participation
of the community in efforts to eradicate it is absolutely
necessary. Therefore, the community must also be involved in the
Indonesian Anti-Graft Commission. Without such participation,
this project will be meaningless. In order that we may receive
critical opinions from the community on the project of
establishing this commission, we have launched our website under
this address: Community members may provide suggestions and opinions about
graft eradication and we will consider them invaluable input to
improve this project. This project is a joint undertaking between the Indonesian
government and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and will last for
a year, beginning July 17, 2000. The legal basis for this project
is the mandate decreed in Law No. 31/1999 on the eradication of
the criminal act of graft. Further to this, international consulting firm De Speville and
Associates, along with the Institute for Civic Education on
Indonesia (ICE on Indonesia) acting as the domestic consultant,
will make a blueprint for the Indonesian Anti-Graft Commission
that will also make the community better realize the harm that
graft entails. If you are interested in greater details about this project,
surf our website. We hope this website will enable us to
communicate intensively with the community. It is our common task
to eradicate graft. Let's join hands to build a cleaner
Indonesia. BERTRAND SPEVILLE Project Director The Establishment of Indonesian Anti-Graft Commission Jakarta