AIIB's Complaint Mechanism Faces Hurdles, Indonesian Residents' Grievance Stuck in Review
A grievance filed by Indonesian residents affected by an Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)-financed project has hit a wall in the bank's complaint mechanism, with numerous cases being rejected at the review stage. The mechanism's stringent requirements are reportedly making victim redress difficult.
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