KPK Allowed to Forcefully Apprehend Nusron Wahid at Airport - Corruption Eradication Commission's Move
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has reportedly been given the go-ahead to forcefully apprehend Nusron Wahid at the airport. Lawyer Boyamin Saiman confirmed this, drawing attention to the KPK's next steps.
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