Corruption In Indonesian Reformed Era: Cases Of Bribery And Gratification In Bureaucracy

Mandagie, Mike Natanael Norend and Damayanti, Angel (2023) Corruption In Indonesian Reformed Era: Cases Of Bribery And Gratification In Bureaucracy. Law and Political Sciences, 4 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 9772442 291001

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Abstract

“Corruption is not a new phenomenon in the bureaucracy, especially in Indonesia. Pathetic is a suitable word to describe the moral and integrity of State Officials who commit acts of corruption in the midst of the government priority to restore the economy. Bribes and gratuities are the starting point for corruption in the bureaucracy. The existing criminal acts need to be resolved immediately so that there is a trust from the public to government. This paper is written using a qualitative method where news articles are one of the source. Personal gain is the main goal in bribery and receiving gratuities. Morale and honesty have been lost in state officials who commit acts of corruption in carrying out government and private projects. Officials arrested by the KPK (Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi) indicate the failure of an official in carrying out their position to ensure the welfare of the people. It is very urgent to conduct a thorough investigation of all state officials and to spread publicity about anti-corruption education, especially bribery and gratification for all generations of the nation.The younger generation needs to understand and be properly aware of the dangers and impacts of corruption, on the one hand corruption is vibrant because it can get rich, but behind this action, many people will have to experience a lot of suffering.

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