Albertina Ho

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Albertina Ho SH, MH (born in Southeast Maluku January 1, 1960) is a career woman judge at the General Court under the Supreme Court of Indonesia. [1] Albertina became known publicly when she became chairwoman of the presiding judge bribery tax official Gayus Tambunan at the South Jakarta District Court. [2] Because of persistence, rigor and seriousness as female judges, Albertina Ho earned the nickname "Srikandi Hukum" ("legal hero") by some. [3]

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References

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