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“If corruption eradication only involves arresting corruptors, then we would have to arrest a minimum of 60 percent of the four million civil servants, including politicians from the legislature, local government, regional leaders, et cetera. The problem with that is that we don’t have enough room in jail for everyone. That is why we should spend more energy on the prevention of corruption through education and promoting family values.”

— Abdullah Hehamahua, chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission’s (KPK), Indonesia, August 2011