Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Handles 161 Corruption Cases in 2023, with Bribery Cases Being the Most Numerous

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Cindy Mutia Annur 06/03/2024 16:17 WIB

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In 2023, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) handled 161 corruption cases. The most prevalent type of case involved bribery or gratification, totaling 85 cases.

Types of Corruption Crimes Handled by the KPK (2023)

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Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Handles 161 Corruption Cases in 2023, with Bribery Cases Being the Most Numerous

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Types of Corruption Crimes Handled by the KPK (2023)

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The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) handled 161 corruption cases throughout 2023.

The most frequent type of case involved bribery or gratification, with 85 cases, followed by corruption in procurement of goods and services with 62 cases.

Other cases handled by the KPK in 2023 included money laundering (TPPU) with 8 cases, corruption in licensing with 3 cases, obstruction of the investigation process with 2 cases, and extortion with 1 case.

There were no corruption cases related to budget misuse handled by the KPK last year.

Throughout 2023, the majority of corruption cases were found in regency/city government institutions, totaling 53 cases.

This was followed by corruption cases in ministries/agencies (52 cases), state-owned enterprises (SOEs) (34 cases), and provincial governments (22 cases).

Based on the perpetrators' professions, corruption in 2023 was mostly committed by echelon I, II, III, and IV officials, totaling 61 cases.

Then there were 57 cases where the perpetrators were private sector individuals, 8 cases involving mayors/regents and their deputies, and 4 cases involving heads of agencies/ministries.

This was followed by corruption cases with perpetrators being governors, judges, prosecutors, and lawyers (2 cases each), members of the DPR (House of Representatives) and DPRD (Regional People's Representative Council) (1 case each), and other professions (22 cases).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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