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Legislation & Regulation

Reckless Legislation: Authoritarianism Cloaked in Law

Reckless legislation reveals procedural authoritarianism, oligarchical dominance, and the collapse of democracy in lawmaking

Imam Sahroni Darmawan • 27 Jan

Human Rights & Democracy

Reflection on Sovereign Law Enforcement Against Cases of Violence That Claim Lives

Critical analysis of the importance of sovereign law enforcement and freedom of expression in maintaining justice and democracy in Indonesia...

Junaidi Lubis • 22 Jan

Law (General)

The Threat We Ignore, the Flourishing of Child Grooming.

Child grooming is not a small issue. It is a real threat that is often underestimated by society. This opinion highlights our failure to supervise...

Nafa Lia • 22 Jan

Politics

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

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

H. Imam Santoso • 09 Jan

Agrarian & Land Law

Dissecting the Food Self-Sufficiency Roadmap of the Prabowo-Gibran Administration

Analyzing Prabowo-Gibran's food self-sufficiency roadmap: from rice, sugar, to Free Nutritious Meals for national sovereignty.

Nurzen Maulana S.P. • 05 Jan

Human Rights & Democracy

2026: A Defining Year for Indonesian Electoral Democracy

The year 2026 is crucial for the revision of the Election & Regional Head Election Laws after the Constitutional Court Decision. Regulations must be completed to maintain the legitimacy of democracy ahead of the 2... Elections

Budi Harianto • 04 Jan

Corruption Crime

Corruption Without Imprisonment: Normalization of Legal Impunity

Corruption law enforcement in Indonesia has recently presented an anomaly.

Imam Sahroni Darmawan • 03 Jan

Criminal Law

Reverse Criminalization, A Threat to Crime Reporters in Indonesia

Reverse criminalization threatens crime reporters in Indonesia due to loopholes in criminal procedure law and weak whistleblower protection.

Imam Sahroni Darmawan • 30 Dec

Politics & Public Policy

Direct Regional Elections vs. DPRD: Measuring the Quality of Local Democracy

Examining direct and DPRD-mediated regional elections from the perspective of popular sovereignty, the state's fiscal burden, and the quality of local democracy.

Imam Sahroni Darmawan • 29 Dec

Advocate

Besieged by Regulations: Pseudo Village Autonomy Under State Intervention

Village autonomy is suppressed by excessive regulations, bureaucratic intervention, and strict supervision that triggers administrative criminalization.

Imam Sahroni Darmawan • 29 Dec