Alarm for KPK
Heavy challenges are faced by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) leaders, which are headed by Firli Bahuri. Public trust in the KPK has declined.
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Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for the 2019-2023 period Firli Bahuri (from left to right), KPK deputy chairman Alexander Marwata, KPK deputy chairperson Lili Pintauli Siregar, KPK deputy chairman Nawawi Pomolango and KPK deputy chairman Nurul Ghfron read out the integrity pact during the office handover from KPK 2019-2023 leaders at the KPK building, Jakarta, Friday (20/12/2019).
Heavy challenges are faced by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) leaders, which are headed by Firli Bahuri. Public trust in the KPK has declined.
A Kompas poll released on 23 June 2020 shows the KPK’s image was at the lowest point in its history. As much as 44.6 percent of respondents said the KPK’s image was good. In fact, previously, in May 2017, the KPK was in the culmination of its image. As much as 82.8 percent of respondents view the KPK as having a good image. Public satisfaction in efforts to prevent and eradicate corruption also stood at 35.5 percent. In contrast, 59.2 percent of respondents felt dissatisfied with the performance of the KPK.