Special Prosecutor for Corruption Cases Resigns After Alleged Request
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Special Prosecutor for Corruption Cases Resigns After Alleged Request

Indonesia's Special Prosecutor for Corruption Crimes (Jampidsus) has submitted a "Note of Resistance," asserting that his resignation was due to being "asked to resign." This development raises concerns about transparency and independence within the nation's judiciary and anti-corruption efforts.

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