Indonesia's KPK: "Ordinary" Response to "Extraordinary" Corruption?
Criticism mounts over the Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)'s "ordinary" response to the nation's "extraordinary" corruption. The headline suggests a potential disconnect between the KPK's actions and the severity of the corruption issue.
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