INDONESIA - THE GECKO AND THE CROCODILE
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In October 2024 prosecutors searching a retired Supreme Court official's house in Jakarta found nearly a trillion rupiah, most of it in Singapore dollars, and fifty-one kilograms of gold. This is the story of how crime in the world's fourth most populous country came to live inside its courts, police units and ministries, and of those who fought it: an anti-corruption commission that jailed a chief justice and a speaker before it was cut down, reporters who were killed or firebombed, and prosecutors who caught bribed judges within a month. Covers Zarof Ricar and the Supreme Court, Harvey Moeis and PT Timah, Mohammad Riza Chalid and Pertamina, Djoko Tjandra and the police generals convicted of helping him, Setya Novanto and the e-KTP program, and Suharto and his family's foundations.
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