MBG Corruption Case Vol. II Investigation Supported, Experts Emphasize Law Enforcement Alongside Governance Improvement
Experts support the Indonesian Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) in its second phase investigation into the MBG corruption case, stressing the necessity of improving governance alongside law enforcement. This highlights the importance of addressing structural issues in anti-corruption efforts.
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