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An authentic account of the commitment and reflections of those whose reputation and livelihood is threatened by a law stripping the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Commission of its independence. – The sense of belonging and hope that an institution’s cause can give to employees and what they are willing to commit in return.

Indonesia’s most promising attempt at controlling corruption and an inspiration for its peers internationally is about to lose a lot of what enabled it to be so effective and trusted.

Regional and international networks of anti-corruption authorities stress cross-border collaboration and joint capacity building. But most still fall short of reaching their potential.

How foreign experts tried to help local partners tackle corruption and organised crime, with lessons for peer-to-peer interventions worldwide.

When setting up a whistleblowing system, anti-corruption agencies should bear in mind the broader context when choosing which software to deploy.