Based on the Public Survey of Corruption Rate in Indonesia Up
PojokPos . The Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) and Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) released the results of a national survey entitled 'Public Perception Trends on Corruption in Indonesia'. From the results of the survey the majority of respondents considered that the level of corruption had increased with a result of 52 percent. While 21 percent of respondents rate the level of corruption has decreased, 24 percent rate has not changed, and 3 percent do not know. "In general, those who said the level of corruption increased by a maximum of 52 percent," said LSI Senior Researcher Burhanuddin Muhtadi while presenting the results of the survey in Jakarta on Monday. However, said Burhanuddin, looking at the results of a survey of corruption trends in the past two years, the perception of corruption declined, from 70 percent in 2016, 55 percent in 2016 to 52 percent in this latest survey. Burhanuddin went on to say that as much as 81 percent considered the Corruption E...