Like a prize fighter in a ring, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) remains standing, despite the heavy beatings it has received. It might stagger a bit, but it refuses to be knocked out. This is how it is in Indonesia, the 118th most-corrupt nation out of the 176 surveyed this year by Transparency International. Expectations are high that the KPK will be able to stamp out corruption, but many look forward to the day when it will no longer be needed