This Year, Many Corrupt Officials Hold High-Ranking Positions

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Cindy Mutia Annur 03/11/2022 16:50 WIB

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According to the KPK report, many high-ranking civil servants (eselon officials) were involved in corruption cases this year.

Number of Corruption Offenders by Position/Profession (January-October 2022)

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Number of Corruption Offenders by Position/Profession (January-October 2022)

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This year, many high-ranking civil servants (PNS) have been implicated in corruption cases.

According to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), from the beginning of the year until October 20, 2022, 31 perpetrators of corruption offenses held the rank of eselon I/II/III.

These high-ranking corruptors constitute 39.24% of the total perpetrators of corruption offenses in Indonesia, which totaled 79 individuals until October 20, 2022.

The next largest group of corruption perpetrators were mayors/regents/vice regents, with 18 individuals, followed by private sector individuals with 17.

Furthermore, there were 4 members of the DPR/DPRD (House of Representatives/Regional Representatives Council), 2 heads of ministries/institutions (K/L), 1 judge, 1 prosecutor, 1 lawyer, and 4 individuals from other backgrounds.

From the beginning of the year until October 20, 2022, the KPK handled 79 corruption offense cases. The majority were bribery cases (63), followed by procurement of goods/services (11), money laundering (4), and extortion (1).

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