Pasal ini menjadi dasar hukum yang jelas dan tegas dalam menindak pelaku korupsi yang merugikan negara. Dengan ancaman hukuman berat, pemerintah menunjukkan komitmennya untuk menciptakan tata kelola pemerintahan yang bersih dan berintegritas.
Kebijakan-kebijakan di atas menjadi bukti komitmen Kabinet Merah Putih dalam menciptakan pemerintahan yang bersih dan berintegritas. Masyarakat pun menaruh harapan besar pada langkah-langkah ini untuk membawa perubahan nyata bagi Indonesia.
Penulis: Guruh Sugeng M, SE, MH Platform: Kompasiana #kabinet merah putih #presiden prabowo
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President Prabowo's Fight Against Corruption
The merah putih Cabinet, led by President Prabowo Subianto, continues to demonstrate its commitment to eradicating corruption in Indonesia. Through various statements and concrete actions, the government strives to introduce a new approach to curbing economic crimes and restoring the people's rights. Here is a summary of the latest news related to the Red and White Cabinet:
- President Prabowo: Repentant Corruptors Must Return What They Stole
- Jakarta, December 28, 2024: In a public statement, President Prabowo emphasized a new approach to fighting corruption. Corrupt individuals who repent will have the opportunity to reform, but they must return all stolen assets to the state. This initiative aims not only to recover state losses but also to provide rehabilitation opportunities for offenders.
- Minister of Law: "Clear" Fines for Economic Crimes
- Minister of Law Suparman Andi announced that his ministry is preparing regulations to strengthen the legal framework for economic crimes. One of the measures includes "Clear" fines intended to enhance transparency in investigating major economic cases. This step is expected to streamline legal processes against economic crime perpetrators and strengthen public trust in the judicial system.
- Prof. Mahfud MD: Asset Seizure to Be Implemented Soon
- Former Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs, Prof. Mahfud MD, stated that regulations on the seizure of assets from economic crimes will be enforced shortly. Although the rule has not yet taken effect as of January 2025, it is designed to expedite the recovery of state assets without lengthy and convoluted legal processes.
- Legal Basis for Combating Corruption
- To strengthen the fight against corruption, the new Penal Code (KUHP), as stipulated in Law No. 1 of 2023, introduces strict provisions on corruption. One of the key articles is Article 603, which states:
- Article 603: Anyone who unlawfully enriches themselves, others, or corporations at the expense of the state's finances or economy shall be punished with life imprisonment or imprisonment for a minimum of 2 (two) years and a maximum of 20 (twenty) years, along with a fine ranging from category II to category VI.
- This article serves as a clear and firm legal basis for prosecuting corruption offenders who harm the state. With severe penalties, the government underscores its commitment to establishing a clean and integrity-driven governance system.
- To strengthen the fight against corruption, the new Penal Code (KUHP), as stipulated in Law No. 1 of 2023, introduces strict provisions on corruption. One of the key articles is Article 603, which states:
These policies reflect the Red and White Cabinet's dedication to fostering a transparent and accountable government. The public places great hope in these measures to bring about real change for Indonesia.
Author: Guruh Sugeng M, SE, MH
Platform: Kompasiana
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