A website displaying details of more than 100 people convicted of corruption in Indonesia has been launched to boost the fight against crime. Funding to the Corruption Eradication Commission has been withdrawn by the Indonesian parliament and the commission is pleading for donations to fund the upkeep of the site. The site, korupedia.org, has been an instant success with more than two million visitors in the first week, but opponents have been trying to infiltrate it and wipe the data.
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