This Institution Has the Highest Number of Corruption Cases Until October 2023

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Cindy Mutia Annur 08/11/2023 18:31 WIB

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The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has handled 85 corruption cases from January to October 2023, the majority of which originated from regency/city governments.

Number of Corruption Cases Handled by the KPK by Institution (January-October 2023)*

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Number of Corruption Cases Handled by the KPK by Institution (January-October 2023)*

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The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has handled 85 corruption cases from January 1 to October 6, 2023.

The highest number of cases originated from the regency/city government environment, with 29 cases or 34.11% of the total corruption cases during that period.

The KPK also handled numerous corruption cases from the ministry/agency environment (26 cases) and state-owned enterprises (SOEs)/regional-owned enterprises (ROEs) (20 cases).

There were also 10 corruption cases in the provincial government environment.

Meanwhile, as of October 2023, the KPK had not handled a single corruption case in the DPR/DPRD (House of Representatives/Regional People's Representative Council) and non-structural commissions/agencies.

In terms of case type, the most frequent corruption cases were bribery or gratification, with 44 cases, equivalent to 51.76% of the total corruption cases until October 2023.

This was followed by corruption in procurement of goods and services (32 cases), money laundering (6 cases), obstruction of justice (2 cases), and extortion (1 case).

In terms of the perpetrators' professions, the majority of corruption cases until October 2023 involved echelon I, II, III, and IV officials (39 cases).

This was followed by cases involving private parties (26 cases), mayors/regents and their deputies (4 cases), judges (2 cases), and lawyers (2 cases).

Meanwhile, corruption cases involving DPR/DPRD members, heads of agencies/ministries, and governors each accounted for 1 case, with other professions accounting for 9 cases.

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