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  1. 2. said Indonesia’s current Corruption Eradication Law remains limited because it primarily views corruption as an act that harms the state economy.
  2. 4. Large marsupial
  3. 6. Likes to chase mice
  4. 9. causes victims ranging from the loss of access to education, environmental destruction, to delays in accessing public services and infrastructure. Therefore, recovery efforts for affected victims are necessary," he said.
  5. 10. added that the current legal framework does not adequately address the rights of corruption victims, leaving collective victims without legal standing to seek accountability.
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  1. 1. Has a trunk
  2. 3. Man's best friend
  3. 5. 2 of the law, for example, defines corruption as an act that causes losses to state finances, effectively positioning the state as the main victim.
  4. 7. Flying mammal
  5. 8. Uli argued that corruption also affects ordinary citizens through lost access to education, environmental damage, and delays in receiving public services and infrastructure development.