Jakarta Prosecutors Secure Rp24 Trillion, Achieving 'Substantive Justice'
The Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) in Jakarta has successfully secured Rp24 trillion (approximately USD 1.5 billion) in state assets. This achievement is being hailed as the realization of 'substantive justice,' going beyond mere procedural compliance. Kejagung's efforts represent a significant step towards combating corruption and ensuring fiscal integrity.
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