<![CDATA[This research examines efforts to return state asset losses of corruption crimes from abroad to Indonesia and the obstacles faced in returning state asset losses of corruption crimes from abroad to Indonesia. This research uses normative legal research methods. The results of the discussion of this research include Efforts to Return State Asset Losses of Corruption Crimes from Abroad to Indonesia. Eradication of corruption crimes can essentially be done through three approaches, namely preventive, repressive, and restorative actions. Efforts to return losses of state assets of corruption crimes from abroad to Indonesia can be carried out in several ways, including the implementation of extradition of corruptors, asset seizure through mutual assistance agreements, and based on Indonesian national Law. The obstacles faced in returning the losses of state assets of corruption crimes from abroad to Indonesia are due to the abuse of power, which occurs by involving the upper economic class (conglomerates) and politics as the upper power class (high-ranking state officials) who conspire and aim for group economic interests.]]>
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