Zaenur Rohman
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher at the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies at Gadjah Mada University (Pukat UGM). He specializes in corruption studies and has contributed to public discourse on legal and political accountability in Indonesia. Recently, he weighed in on the court's decision concerning Hasto Kristiyanto, arguing that it dispelled notions of legal politicization and called for the swift progression of the case through the courts.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman, a researcher from the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies, viewed the suspect designation of Yaqut and Ishfah as a positive development in the long-running investigation.
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Indonesia:
Researcher Zaenur Rohman emphasized that asset recovery is the most important aspect of combating corruption.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher who commented on the recurring issue of corruption among local leaders.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher who highlighted the abuse of power within law enforcement institutions following the arrests.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher who commented on the recurring issue of corruption among local leaders.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher at the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies at Gadjah Mada University who commented on the need for a comprehensive audit of the Whoosh project.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher from the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies at Gadjah Mada University, commenting on the KPK's investigation.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman stated that the series of arrests highlights the dominance of high-cost politics in local governance.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman is a researcher at the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies (Pukat) at the Faculty of Law at Universitas Gadjah Mada.
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Indonesia:
Zaenur Rohman expressed that showcasing seized money can lead to both positive and negative perceptions.
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