Handling TWK Reports For KPK Employees, Komnas HAM Will Involve 3 Experts

Komnas HAM Commissioner Choirul Anam (DOK VOI/Wardhany Tsa Tsia)

JAKARTA - The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) will involve experts with different scientific backgrounds. They will be involved in investigating allegations of human rights violations in the National Insight Test Assessment (TWK) for KPK employees.

"Our experts also ask for opinions on how this situation is all. We have considered, there are approximately three background experts that we are involved in (investigation, red) TWK," said Commissioner for Monitoring and Investigation of Komnas HAM Mohammad Choirul Anam at the Komnas HAM office, Jalan Latuharhary , Central Jakarta, Tuesday, June 15.

The three experts have expertise in law and psychology. Meanwhile, one expert and the other will be asked for opinions related to national values.

"So we need approximately three experts. It could be less, it could be more," he said.

However, the name of the expert was not specified by Anam. This aims to maintain their comfort as well as maintain their views and independence.

"So that he and he are not influenced by anyone," he said.

The request for opinion involving this expert will begin next week or when Komnas HAM has received information from related parties, both the reporting party and the reported party.

As previously reported, the National Insight Test was attended by 1,351 KPK employees. Of these, 1,274 people were declared eligible.

Meanwhile, 75 employees including Novel Baswedan, Chairman of the KPK Employee Forum who is also investigator Yudi Purnomo, Director of Socialization and Anti-Corruption Campaign Giri Suprapdiono, Head of the KPK Task Force Harun Al-Rasyid, and former PJKAKI Director Sujarnarko who will retire are also declared ineligible (TMS). ). While the other two employees did not attend the interview test.

According to the statements of the employees who did not pass, there were a number of irregularities in the implementation of this assessment, such as questions that were considered to violate the private sphere. These irregularities were then reported by dozens of these employees to Komnas HAM, Komnas Perempuan, to the Indonesian Ombudsman.