14 Feb 2026 · Human Rights & Democracy · 8 min read · 21 reads

Prabowo's Papuan Palm Oil Expansion: A Conflict of Indigenous Rights and the Green Constitution?

Does Prabowo's Papuan Palm Oil Expansion Trigger Conflicts over Indigenous Rights & the Environment? An in-depth analysis of the implications of the green constitution & the decolonization of commodity politics.

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05 Jan 2026 · Criminal Procedure Law · 4 min read · 2 reads

Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code: Human Rights at the Crossroads of State Power

This article reviews human rights as a limitation on state power in the midst of the Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code reforms that expand the discretion of officials and threaten civil liberties.

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02 Dec 2025 · Judgments & Jurisprudence · 3 min read · 5 reads

Criminalization of Business Decisions: Lessons from the Ira Puspadewi Case and the Dilemma of SOE Directors

This opinion highlights the blurring lines between business errors and crimes, as well as the danger of criminalizing directors without evidence of malicious intent. This opinion highlights the blurring

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27 Jul 2025 · Environmental Law · 4 min read · 2 reads

Presidentialism System in the Environmental Ethics Guide

Power that is not bound by ecological ethical boundaries will ultimately become destructive power.

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15 Jul 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 5 min read · 56 reads

Between Tom Lembong and Budi Arie: Like Cinderella and a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Through the allegory of Cinderella and a wolf in sheep's clothing, this writing criticizes double standards in law enforcement and political loyalty.

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07 Feb 2025 · Opinion · 3 min read · 73 reads

Regulation of Criminal Acts of Misuse of Microorganisms in Indonesia

Microorganisms have broad benefits in various fields, ranging from the pharmaceutical industry to agriculture. However, their misuse can have serious impacts on public health...

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25 Jun 2024 · Opinion · 4 min read · 59 reads

Judicial Restraint: Maintaining the Balance of Power or Ignoring Justice?

Regulating judicial restraint through legislation can provide legal certainty and clear guidance for judges, but it must remain flexible so as not to hinder judicial independence and the...

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22 Jun 2024 · Opinion · 5 min read · 3 reads

Government's Right to Sue in Environmental Cases

The relationship between human rights (HAM) and environmental protection in Indonesia is becoming increasingly important with the awareness of the increasing impact of human activities on nature...

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13 Feb 2024 · Opinion · 4 min read · 3 reads

Juristocracy Paradigm

The juristocracy paradigm can create inequality in access to judicial processes and justice, by degrading the role of the general public.

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24 Jan 2024 · Law (General) · 4 min read · 36 reads

Introduction to the Philosophy of Law

Philosophy of Law is a special philosophy that underlies the science of law, which includes aspects of ontology, epistimology and Axiology. Philosophy of Law is a branch of Philosophy of Ethics that s...

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