Some of Indonesia’s public servants have come under criticism for flaunting their wealth online after several cases of officials whose social media accounts show suspiciously lavish lifestyles.
In recent weeks users have named and shamed workers online in a campaign dubbed “filthy rich officials” by local media.
ABC News’ Indonesia correspondent Anne Barker says the scandal is far from over.
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