Opinions • 16 May 2024

Explore the World, Conquer Knowledge: The Role of Academic Study Tours in the Era of the Independent Curriculum

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This article discusses the importance of Study Tours in the Independent Curriculum, their benefits for students, and their relationship to improving students' understanding, skills, and character.

Opinions • 14 Aug 2025

Straightening the Paradigm of Perppu (Coercive Urgency) in the Lens of Emergency Constitutional Law

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This article discusses efforts to clarify the meaning of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu).

Opinions • 14 Jan 2025

Conceptual Application of Material Offenses in Criminal Law

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A material offense in criminal law is a type of crime that is considered complete when the consequence of the act occurs. This differs from formal offenses that focus on the fulfillment of the elements of the act...

Opinions • 23 May 2025

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

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

Opinions • 06 Jun 2025

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

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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 negligent towards

Opinions • 16 Jul 2025

SOE Losses Are Not State Losses? A New Threat to Corruption Eradication Post Law No. 1 of 2025

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This opinion criticizes the revision of Law No. 1 of 2025 concerning SOEs, especially Article 4B which separates SOE assets from state finances.

Opinions • 19 Oct 2025

Work Permit for Foreign Workers Abolished by the Job Creation Law: A Serious Threat to Local Workers?

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The Job Creation Law eliminates work permits for foreign workers, now only requiring an RPTKA. This policy is considered to facilitate investment but threatens local workers.

Opinions • 28 Dec 2025

Anomaly in Corruption Law Enforcement: The Irony of Impunity for Structural Actors

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A sharp analysis of the anomaly in corruption law enforcement in Indonesia. Why do structural actors often escape criminal charges while technical implementers become scapegoats? Find the answers here.

Opinions • 02 Dec 2025

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

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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

Opinions • 31 Dec 2025

Generative AI Plagiarism and the Academic Integrity Crisis

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Generative AI plagiarism reveals a crisis of academic integrity and the failure of copyright law to address AI exploitation in scholarly work.