Indonesian Stock Market » Justice http://www.indonesianstockmarket.com Indonesia Shares Stocks and Market Investment News Thu, 28 Jul 2011 16:38:13 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Law Enforcers Sign Whistle-Blower Protection Agreement http://www.indonesianstockmarket.com/idx/law-enforcers-sign-whistle-blower-protection-agreement/ http://www.indonesianstockmarket.com/idx/law-enforcers-sign-whistle-blower-protection-agreement/#comments Tue, 19 Jul 2011 08:19:00 +0000 Cempaka http://www.indonesianstockmarket.com/?guid=801c3a1d3d605e969e25e451f7d46d5d

Jakarta Globe, UlmaHaryanto, July 19, 2011


Agus Condro, the whistleblower in the Miranda Goeltom Bank Indonesia
bribery scandal. (JG Photo/Safir Makki)  
   
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Topofficials from Indonesian law enforcement institutions gathered at the AryadutaHotel in Central Jakarta on Tuesday to sign an agreement granting protection towhistle-blowers as an integral part in the fight against crime.
“Thisagreement is a joint commitment of law enforcement institutions to provideprotection to whistle-blowers as justice collaborators,” said Abdul Haris,chairman of the Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK).
He wasjoined at the signing by Supreme Court Chief Justice Harifin A. Tumpa, JudicialMafia Eradication Work Unit chief Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Coordinating Ministerfor Political, Legal and Security Affairs Djoko Suyanto, National Police ChiefTimur Pradopo, Justice and Human Rights minister Patrialis Akbar, AttorneyGeneral Basrief Arief, and Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) chairmanBusyro Muqoddas.
Protectionfor whistle-blowers, Haris said, was important in revealing corruption andother serious or organized crimes.
JudicialMafia Eradication Task Force secretary Denny Indrayana added that his team,together with the LPSK, had pushed for a revision of the 2006 Law on Witnessand Victim Protection.
“Throughthe joint agreement and international seminar we hope to have helped lawenforcement officials understand the issues and speed up the revisionprocess,” Denny said.
It isunclear if the new agreement would affect the sentencing of the whistle-blowerin the Miranda Goeltom Bank Indonesia bribery scandal.
The man whowent public with the case, Agus Condro Prayitno, a former lawmaker from theIndonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), is serving a 15-month jailsentence for accepting a bribe in exchange for voting for Miranda as a BankIndonesia deputy governor in 2004.
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Malang, East Java, (ANTARA News) – The Indonesian government will retein the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill, Law and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar said.
“The inclusion of the maximum penalty indeed would make it difficult for Indonesia to recoup stolen wealth kept abroad. It is because of this penalty that European countries would not cooperate with Indonesia (to collect it),” he said at Muhammadiyah University in Malang here on Saturday.
He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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“The inclusion of the maximum penalty indeed would make it difficult for Indonesia to recoup stolen wealth kept abroad. It is because of this penalty that European countries would not cooperate with Indonesia (to collect it),” he said at Muhammadiyah University in Malang here on Saturday.
He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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Malang, East Java, (ANTARA News) – The Indonesian government will retein the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill, Law and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar said.
“The inclusion of the maximum penalty indeed would make it difficult for Indonesia to recoup stolen wealth kept abroad. It is because of this penalty that European countries would not cooperate with Indonesia (to collect it),” he said at Muhammadiyah University in Malang here on Saturday.
He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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Malang, East Java, (ANTARA News) – The Indonesian government will retein the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill, Law and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar said.
“The inclusion of the maximum penalty indeed would make it difficult for Indonesia to recoup stolen wealth kept abroad. It is because of this penalty that European countries would not cooperate with Indonesia (to collect it),” he said at Muhammadiyah University in Malang here on Saturday.
He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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“The inclusion of the maximum penalty indeed would make it difficult for Indonesia to recoup stolen wealth kept abroad. It is because of this penalty that European countries would not cooperate with Indonesia (to collect it),” he said at Muhammadiyah University in Malang here on Saturday.
He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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He said however that the government would still retain the death penalty in the anti-corruption bill which will be submitted to the House of Representatives in the next one or two months for further discussion so that it could be immediately passed into law.
He said the government called on all parties including academicians to contribute with better ideas and views for the improvement of the bill.
He said the government would also cooperate with provincial governors, district heads and city mayors from across the country to improve the people`s legal awareness.
He said Indonesia is currently facing four big problems that need to be settled thoroughly with regard to building civil society.
The four problems are corruption, terrorism, narcotics and its distribution and poverty and ignorance.
Corruption eradication efforts have not been maximal but the government would continue to conduct improvement. Regarding terrorism he said that the people still continued being disturbed with bomb threats.
Regarding narcotics the minister said that people have been made restless because of the widespread of narcotics distribution. He said the prisons and detention houses have now even been dominated by people linked with narotics cases. He said 50,000 out of 135,000 people in prisons and detention centers are there because of narcotic cases.
“When will we be able to create a civil society if until now we are still spooked by various big problems including poverty and ignorance,” he said.
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