Prabowo Has Not Approved Corruption Redefinition Proposal, Yusril Cites DEN Study
Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights, Yusrill Ihza Mahendra, revealed that Defense Minister (and presidential candidate) Prabowo Subianto has not yet approved a proposal for redefining corruption, which was studied by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (DEN). This statement sparks debate on anti-corruption measures.
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