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Indonesia anti-corruption prosecutions

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In May 2026, businessman Kerry Adrianto Riza complained that claimed unfair treatment after the Jakarta High Court barred a key witness in his Pertamina oil‑terminal oil-terminal lease case; the case. The court later upheld his conviction and imposed conviction, imposing a 15‑year 15-year sentence and Rp13.4 trillion (approximately US$850 million restitution. million) in restitution for corruption involving oil-field contracts and coal procurement. By early July, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) urged the Pekanbaru District Court to sought an eight-year and six-month sentence for former Riau governor Abdul Wahid regarding an extortion scheme involving public-works project budgets. On 29 July, the Pekanbaru Corruption Court sentenced Wahid to eight two years and six months in prison, add a 500 million‑rupiah fine 200 million rupiah fine, and require 1.45 billion rupiah in compensation for an extortion scheme that forced public‑works officials to surrender 5 % of project budgets. On 8 July the KPK reiterated the request, emphasizing the additional fine and compensation. Other high-profile rulings included the threat of further imprisonment if compensation is unpaid. The crackdown continued with a separate high‑profile case: on 19 July the Bandung High Court reduced reduction of former eFishery CEO Gibran Huzaifah’s prison term to six years, imposed a 2‑billion‑rupiah fine and ordered seizure of his assets years for embezzlement and money‑laundering that diverted about money laundering involving approximately 15 billion rupiah from investors, including Malaysia’s public‑pension fund KWAP. On 28 July rupiah. In the PGN gas-trading corruption case, which caused US$15 million in state losses, the Jakarta Corruption Court heard the indictment of former issued sentences on 19 August. Former PGN director Hendi Prio Santoso received four years in prison and a 200 million rupiah fine, while former IAE commissioner Arso Sadewa Cokro Subroto over alleged kickbacks in state‑owned gas trading. Prosecutors from the KPK sought five years imprisonment, a Rp200 million fine (or 80 days detention) for Santoso, and seven‑and‑a‑half Sadewo Tjokrosoebroto was sentenced to 5.5 years, a Rp500 250 million fine rupiah fine, and restitution of US$1.523 million for Subroto, citing a loss of roughly US$15 million to the state. These actions illustrate Indonesia’s ongoing pursuit replacement sum of corruption across corporate and regional‑government spheres. Rp118.5 billion.

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