KPK Is Reminded To Improve Public Communication In The Midst Of A Trust Crisis

VOI Deputy President Moksa Hutasoit (Half) was a speaker at the KPK Hakordia event (Wardhany Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) was asked to be firm in providing its main information when providing information about prosecution. This was conveyed by the Deputy Editor-in-Chief (Wapimred) of VOI, Moksa Hutasoit in a discussion held by the KPK during the commemoration of World Anti-Corruption Day (Hakordia) on Wednesday, December 13. He reminded that everything that came out of the anti-corruption agency should not cause information. " “ Improve public communication first," said Moksa during a discussion at Istora Senayan, Jakarta. Moksa highlighted that the actions that had been the KPK's gold child had not even been well published. "How can the KPK, which used to be firm in naming people as suspects, suddenly, yes, we know a lot whether he has a sprindik (investigation warrant) or not,” he said. "This can't be certain, whether it's a suspect or not. That's for prosecution," he continued. Meanwhile, regarding prevention, Moksa assessed that the KPK and the National Corruption Prevention Strategic Team (Stranas PK) should be able to do many things that are close to the community. "Not that it is not important for elite issues, Stranas PK for example, about issues of downstreaming minerals, coal, all kinds of things are important but try down to earth, which is more touching the public," he said. "When it is done well, believe me the KPK and Stranas PK will get public sympathy," continued Moksa. The Chief Editor (Pemred) of Narasi, Zen RS also highlighted the KPK's public communication to increase its credibility. “ If the law, and others are already political things that are not the authority of the KPK, they also do what KPK friends can do. is more proper, more decent, and more appropriate,” he said on the same occasion.

"It's hard, we want to help the KPK, but whether the spokesperson or whoever suddenly talked about it. That's even more helpless. So be more proper, more decent, towards the aspirations of the people,” concluded Zen.