K3 Certification Fraud Case: Defendant Vows Death Penalty if Extortion Proven
As the trial for a fraud case involving K3 (Occupational Health and Safety) certification approaches in Indonesia, the accused has stated, "If extortion from entrepreneurs is proven, I will not hesitate to accept the death penalty." This statement reflects public scrutiny over corruption and malpractice.
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