Opini • 16 Jul 2025

SOEs' Losses Are Not State Losses? A New Threat to Corruption Eradication Post Law Number 1 of 2025

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This opinion criticizes the revision of Law Number 1 of 2025 concerning SOEs, especially Article 4B which separates SOEs' assets from state finances.

• 17 Mar 2024 • 08 Jan 2026

A New Chapter in Criminal Justice: The Dynamics of One Week of National Criminal Code Implementation

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…analysis of one week of full enforcement of Law Number 1 of 2023 (New Criminal Code). Highlighting the shift in paradigm criminalization, challenges for law enforcement, and the readiness of implementing the law that lives in society (the living law).

Opini • 02 Dec 2025

Criminalization of Business Decisions: Lessons from the Ira Puspadewi Case and the Dilemma of SOE Directors

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This opinion highlights the blurring lines between business errors and crimes, as well as the danger of criminalizing directors without evidence of malicious intent. This opinion highlights the blurring

Opini • 19 Oct 2025

Work Permit for Foreign Workers Abolished by the Job Creation Law: A Serious Threat to Local Workers?

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

Opini • 03 Jan 2026

Corruption Without Prison: Normalization of Legal Impunity

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Corruption law enforcement in Indonesia has recently presented an anomaly.

Opini • 31 Dec 2025

Generative AI Plagiarism and the Academic Integrity Crisis

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Generative AI plagiarism reveals a crisis of academic integrity and the failure of copyright law to address the exploitation of AI in scholarly work.

Opini • 07 Apr 2026

Deconstruction of the Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection Act: Addressing Cyber Trafficking Legal Loopholes

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The Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection Law needs deconstruction to protect Indonesian Migrant Workers from cyber trafficking. The mandate for digital surveillance & transnational cyber diplomacy is urgent.

Opini • 06 Mar 2026

Conflict of Doctrines of Unlawful Acts in the Formulation of State Loss Crimes

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Analysis of contradictions in the formulation of state financial loss crimes after Constitutional Court Decision Number 003/PUU-IV/2006 and Constitutional Court Decision Number 25/PUU-XIV/2016

Opini • 23 Feb 2026

The New Face of Criminal Law: Substantive Reform or an Illusion of Change

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National Criminal Code: substance of criminal law reform or just an illusion? In-depth analysis of the implications and challenges of its implementation.

Opini • 28 Dec 2025

Anomaly of Corruption Law Enforcement: The Irony of Impunity for Structural Actors

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Sharp analysis of the anomaly of corruption law enforcement in Indonesia. Why do structural actors often escape criminal charges while technical implementers become scapegoats? Find the answer here