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The Chronic Disease of Populism: Eroding the Constitution, Poisoning Democracy

Populism is a disease that erodes the constitution & democracy. Recognize the danger before the rule of law collapses

Adam Ilyas • Jul 17

Human Rights & Democracy

Merah Putih Village Cooperative: Legal Trap or Economic Breakthrough?

This article discusses the pros and cons related to the Prabowo Gibran program regarding the Merah Putih village cooperative

Wahyu Hidayat • 15 Jul

Human Rights & Democracy

Article Review Podcast: Legal Politics of Election Synchronization Regulation

Let's follow the 3rd edition of the Journal Article Review Podcast regarding the Legal Politics of Election Synchronization Regulation.

Literasi Hukum Indonesia Editorial Team • 12 Jun

Politics & Public Policy

Scroll Safely, Speak Freely: Social Media Day 2025 and the Demand for Wise Regulation

Reflection on Social Media Day 2025: the urgency of wise regulation of the ITE Law & PDP Law for the sake of digital rights, freedom, and citizen security.

Adam Ilyas • 11 Jun

Politics & Public Policy

Pancasila Democracy at a Crossroads: Ideals, Realities, and the Future of Indonesia

Is Indonesia truly a Pancasila democracy? Explore the facts, criticisms, and solutions to the current state of Indonesian democracy.

Adam Ilyas • 28 May

Politics & Public Policy

Acceleration of Artificial Intelligence and the Challenges of the Constitutional Court Today

The existence of artificial intelligence technology has become a new challenge in the Next Level Technology era for the Constitutional Court

Yayang Nanda Budiman, SH • 02 May

Politics & Public Policy

Uncovering the Cycle of Pork Barrel Politics in Election Corruption in Indonesia

This article highlights the practice of pork barrel politics in Indonesia, where state funds are misused for electoral gain.

Yayang Nanda Budiman, SH • 02 May

Opinions

Reflections of Freedom: The Art of Resistance!

This article discusses art as a tool of resistance and social criticism of society that should be preserved and legitimately accepted.

Suci Rizka Fadhilla • 28 Mar

Opinions

Constitutional Court Decision on the Age Limit for Notary Positions: Legal Certainty That Is Still Pending?

Recently, on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, the Constitutional Court (MK) issued an important decision that has received widespread attention, especially when...

Ricco Survival Yubaidi, S.H., M.Kn., P.hD. • 06 Jan

Opinions

Reconstruction of the Constitution, Between Historical Facts and Ideals

This paper will explain the concept of the constitution with relevant theories that are not in accordance with the historical facts of the 1945 Constitution that have been deviated from.

Muhammad Haaziq Bujang Syarif • 14 Dec