KPK Law

The KPK Law refers to regulations governing the operations of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in Indonesia. It establishes the KPK’s authority to investigate, prosecute, and prevent corruption cases, ensuring legal independence and transparency in its work. The law defines procedures for handling corruption allegations, protections for whistleblowers, and sanctions for misconduct. It aims to strengthen anti-corruption efforts by providing a clear legal framework, safeguarding the KPK’s independence, and enhancing accountability within government institutions. Overall, the law plays a crucial role in promoting integrity and reducing corruption in Indonesia.