Money Laundering Case: Defendant's Plea Rejected, Prosecutors Urged to Prove Fund Flows
In an ongoing money laundering (TPPU) case in Indonesia, the defendant's plea has been rejected by the court. Prosecutors are now urged to prove the flow of funds and maintain the credibility of the judicial institution.
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