Indonesia Cuts Electoral Commission Selection 'Advance Payment'
Indonesia is moving to break away from past practices of opaque selection for election organizers, akin to 'advance payments,' in the process for the upcoming general election. Reforms aimed at enhancing transparency and fairness are being attempted.
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