Asset Confiscation Proposal for Public Officials: Two Key Benefits Emerge
Calls are growing in Indonesia for the confiscation of assets from public officials who fail to report them as required by LHKPN. Experts highlight two major benefits of this proposal: deterring illicit enrichment and contributing to state finances.
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