Discussing the effectiveness of using Circulars as a policy of the Minister of Manpower

The phenomenon of "kabur aja dulu" (running away for now) from young people related to political dissatisfaction, economic difficulties, and mental challenges, but there is still hope for change.

The Job Creation Law eliminates foreign worker permits, now only requiring RPTKA (Foreign Worker Employment Plan). This policy is considered to facilitate investment but threatens local workers.

This article provides a thorough analysis of regulations related to the safety of gig economy workers in Indonesia, with a focus on a study of Go-jek workers.

The conversion of agricultural land into non-agricultural land raises the question: who is responsible? Legal, social, and economic aspects are involved in the issue.

This article highlights the low intellectual capacity of some members of the DPR (People's Representative Council) and proposes a minimum S1 (Bachelor's degree) education requirement to maintain the quality of democracy.