Indonesia needs political reform, not just legal prosecution, to eradicate corruption in palm oil plantations
The article looks at the links between oil palm business and public officials. It comes to the conclusion that the prosecution of corrupt officials is failing to stop corruption by elected officials, and that reform of electoral funding laws is needed so that politicians and political parties do not have to reply on bribes or oligarchs to fund their election campaigns.
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The article looks at the links between oil palm business and public officials. It comes to the conclusion that the prosecution of corrupt officials is failing to stop corruption by elected officials, and that reform of electoral funding laws is needed so that politicians and political parties do not have to reply on bribes or oligarchs to fund their election campaigns.
To read the full article please click here
Article written by Patrick Anderson
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- Type de ressource:
- News
- Date de publication:
- 10 juillet 2014
- Région:
- Indonésie
- Programmes:
- Chaînes d’approvisionnement et commerce
