Right to be Forgotten: Protection or Loophole for Abuse?
The Right to be Forgotten in the revision of the Human Rights Law is considered important to protect individuals, but is prone to being misused to whitewash track records.
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Consignment, a Valid Payment in Financing Credit for Customers/Debtors
Consignment as a valid payment solution in non-performing loans. Protect debtors' rights from payment refusals without a clear legal...
Generative AI Plagiarism and the Academic Integrity Crisis
Generative AI Plagiarism reveals an academic integrity crisis and the failure of copyright law to address AI exploitation in scholar...
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 pro...
Besieged by Regulations: Pseudo Village Autonomy Under State Intervention
Village autonomy is suppressed by excessive regulations, bureaucratic intervention, and strict supervision that triggers administrat...
Equal Protection of the Law for Victims of Sexual Violence: Gender Perspective and the Challenge of Stigma
The National Criminal Code now recognizes men as victims of rape, breaking down the stigma of masculinity. This legal equality needs...
Constitutional Court Decision No. 119/PUU-XXIII/2025 A New Gateway to Environmental Justice in Indonesia
Constitutional Court Decision No. 119/PUU-XXIII/2025 is a new hope for environmental activists in Indonesia. This decision strengthe...
Comparison of Abortus Provocatus Medicinalis Regulations in Common Law and Civil Law Countries
What is Emergency Abortus Provocatus Medicinalis? Legal Literacy - In positive law in Indonesia, the act of abortion in certain case...
Merah Putih Village Cooperative: Legal Trap or Economic Breakthrough?
This article discusses the pros and cons regarding the prabowo gibran program on the Merah Putih village cooperative
The ODOL Paradox: Truck Drivers, Structural Criminalization, and the Illusion of Law Enforcement in Indonesia
This article examines the demands of drivers, structural defects in traffic law, and reform solutions to make the law fairer for roa...
Article Review Podcast: The Problems of Constitutional Court Regulations and Their Implications
Let's follow the 1st edition of the Journal Article Review Podcast regarding the Problems of Constitutional Court Regulations and Th...
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