Prevention of Corruption Through Internal Supervision and Enforcement of the Code of Ethics for Government Officials

Abstract

This research analyzes the ethical issues of government officials from a public administration perspective, which
plays a crucial role in realizing good governance. The study aims to thoroughly examine the role of internal
supervisors in preventing corruption in government agencies, as well as how ethical violations and law
enforcement relate to corruption cases involving public officials in Indonesia. This research employs a normative
juridical methodology, requiring analysis and examination of secondary data. The research conducted by the
author, in line with the normative juridical approach, utilizes literature reviews. The role of Internal
Supervisory Apparatus (APIP) is very important in achieving clean and transparent governance.
Strengthening capabilities and applying strict and fair ethical sanctions are the main factors in enhancing
accountability while building public trust in the public sector.