Jakarta. A commissioner of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has proposed extreme measures against corruption convicts, including isolating them on a remote island without state-provided food supplies.
Johanis Tanak, a senior KPK official, also suggested imposing a minimum prison sentence of 10 years for those convicted of graft.
“I support the president’s idea of building a prison on a remote island — perhaps on the islets surrounding Buru Island — for all corruption convicts,” Johanis said in Jakarta on Tuesday.
He further argued that corruption inmates should be required to sustain themselves rather than relying on government…