Prabowo told to press Anwar to extradite wanted businessperson
In an open letter shared with the media, Masyarakat Anti-Korupsi Indonesia (Maki) spokesperson Boyamin Saiman said Indonesian authorities have yet to arrest or detain Riza, allegedly due to his location outside the republic.
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