Opinions • 17 Dec 2025

Police Regulation 10 of 2025: Administrative Policy or Constitutional Issue?

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Police Regulation 10 of 2025 is formally valid, but potentially unconstitutional if it conflicts with the Constitutional Court's decision and the principle of constitutional supremacy.

Opinions • 02 Apr 2024

That Blunt Sword Called Bawaslu

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This article explains the importance of strengthening regulations and the authority of Bawaslu for the effectiveness of election supervision, reflecting the urgent need for reform in election supervision to maintain...

Opinions • May 24, 2024

President Jokowi's Massive Involvement During the Lame Duck Period in Fulfilling Political Favors

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An opinion article containing the president's political activities during the lame duck period. The author strongly suspects that these activities are aimed at political reciprocity.

Opinions • 02 May 2025

Discourse on the Revision of the Indonesian National Police Law and the Future Direction of Digital Space Freedom?

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The emergence of discourse on the revision of the Police Law, which is currently underway, is seen as affecting the climate of freedom of expression in the digital space.

Opinions • 31 Jul 2025

Included in the National Legislation Program Since 2004: What is the Fate of the Draft Law on Domestic Workers?

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Analyzing the main factors preventing the ratification of the Bill on Domestic Workers (RUU PPRT) despite being in process for over 20 years, and the urgency of its enactment.

Opinions • 16 Jul 2025

State-Owned Enterprises' Losses Are Not State Losses? A New Threat to Corruption Eradication Post Law No. 1 of 2025

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This opinion critiques the revision of Law No. 1 of 2025 concerning State-Owned Enterprises, particularly Article 4B, which separates State-Owned Enterprises' assets from state finances.

Opinions • 29 Aug 2025

Cars from the People's Sweat, Trampling the People's Blood

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Depicts the current condition of state apparatuses

Opinions • 06 Aug 2025

Dispute Over 4 Islands: Joint Learning in Safeguarding and Maintaining Peace in Aceh

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The ownership dispute over 4 islands between the Province of Aceh and the Province of North Sumatra must serve as a lesson in maintaining harmony within the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.

Opinions • 09 Dec 2025

Sumatra Submerged, Why Does the State's Response Appear Uneven?

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The great flood in Sumatra killed hundreds. Ecological damage and the slow central response raise the question: is the state being fair?

Opinions • 09 Jan 2026

The President's Family Political Dynasty is Not the Fault of the Mother

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Legal opinion: Political dynasty of the president's family, highlighting potential conflicts of interest & power interference. Leaders are made, not born.