Court Rejects State Prosecutor's Demand for Rp4.8 Trillion Compensation from Nadiem, Recommends Money Laundering Route
An Indonesian court has rejected a demand from state prosecutors for Rp4.8 trillion in compensation from Nadiem Makarim, recommending an alternative money laundering (TPPU) legal route. This decision raises questions about compensation recovery in corruption cases.
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