Indonesia president denies corruption to parliament

Indonesian's president Abdurrahman Wahid has appeared before parliament to deny allegations of corruption.

Indonesia president denies corruption to parliament
Wed, 28 Mar, 2001 - 07:35

Indonesian's president Abdurrahman Wahid has appeared before parliament to deny allegations of corruption.

He also questioned the constitutionality of moves to remove him from office.

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