09 Dec 2025 · Advocate · 4 min read · 4 reads

Islamic Banks in Indonesia: Between Sharia Promises and Commercial Reality

This article discusses Islamic banks in Indonesia, reviewing the theory and principles combined with the reality that is implemented.

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20 Sep 2025 · Consumer Protection · 6 min read · 1 reads

Indonesian Consumer Protection: UUPK Exists, Where is the Justice?

Two decades of UUPK have not been effective in protecting consumers; analysis of stalled property cases, illegal online loans, ecommerce, and BPSK reform solutions.

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29 Aug 2025 · Law (General) · 3 min read · 1 reads

A car from the sweat of the people, crushing the blood of the people

Describing the current condition of state apparatus

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15 Aug 2025 · Human Rights & Democracy · 4 min read · 62 reads

When "Primitive" Regions Teach Democracy

Discussing the transformation of Pati residents from those labeled as primitive citizens to citizens who help the substance of democracy to remain existent

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15 Jul 2025 · Human Rights & Democracy · 4 min read · 71 reads

Merah Putih Village Cooperative: Legal Trap or Economic Breakthrough?

This article discusses the pros and cons regarding the prabowo gibran program on the Merah Putih village cooperative

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20 Jun 2025 · Law (General) · 3 min read · 94 reads

The ODOL Paradox: Truck Drivers, Structural Criminalization, and the Illusion of Law Enforcement in Indonesia

This article examines the demands of drivers, structural defects in traffic law, and reform solutions to make the law fairer for road workers.

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06 Jun 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 4 min read · 87 reads

Raja Ampat, Nickel Mining, and the Environmental Ethics Crisis: When the State Fails to Be a Guardian of Nature

This essay criticizes the planned nickel mine in Raja Ampat as evidence of the state's failure to protect the environment and enforce the law. The state is neglecting

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23 May 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 5 min read · 87 reads

Regarding Dedi Mulyadi's Program: "Naughty Children Enter the Barracks", A Populist Solution or Structural Repression?

This essay criticizes Dedi Mulyadi's "naughty children enter the barracks" program as a repressive approach that ignores the social roots of juvenile delinquency.

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02 May 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 5 min read · 1 reads

From Tariffs to Tribunals: Examining China's Retaliation in the Global Trade War

The trade war between the United States and the People's Republic of China since 2018 has become one of the largest economic conflicts of the 21st century

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28 Feb 2025 · Opinion · 4 min read · 20 reads

Dissolve the Faculty of Law: When the Theory of Justice Is Merely a Tool for Capitalized Criminals

This essay criticizes the Faculty of Law, which is considered irrelevant because the law in Indonesia is more subject to money and power than justice. Pendi

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