Opinion • 21 Dec 2024

Looking at the Gamma Case, the Ministry of Human Rights is Useless

literasihukum.com/en/reflecting-on-the-gamma-case-the-ministry-of-human-rights-is-useless

Revealing the lack of involvement of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights in the death of Gamma, a vocational school student in Semarang who was shot dead by the Police.

Legal Materials • 28 Mar 2025

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict from an International Law Perspective and Indonesia's Role in Handling It

literasihukum.com/en/the-israeli-palestinian-conflict-an-international-law-perspective-and-indonesias-role-in-addressing-it

This article discusses Israel's acts of aggression from an international law perspective, law enforcement by the UN, and Indonesia's role in handling the conflict

Opinion • 05 Mar 2025

"Run Away For Now": The Critical Voice of Young People Amidst Socio-Political Issues

literasihukum.com/en/just-run-away-first-the-critical-voice-of-young-people-amidst-socio-political-issues

The "just run away first" phenomenon among young people related to political dissatisfaction, economic hardship, and mental challenges, but there is still hope for change

Opinion • 06 Aug 2025

Dispute of 4 Islands: Joint Learning in Guarding and Maintaining Aceh's Peace

literasihukum.com/en/the-dispute-of-4-islands-shared-learning-in-guarding-and-maintaining-the-peace-of-aceh

The ownership dispute of 4 islands between Aceh Province and North Sumatra Province should be a lesson in maintaining harmony within the framework of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.

News • 22 Sep 2025

“Stop Tot Tot Wuk Wuk” Movement: Public Increasingly Sensitive, National Traffic Police Corps Temporarily Freezes Sirens–Strobes

news.literasihukum.com/en/the-stop-tot-tot-wuk-wuk-movement-public-increasingly-sensitive-national-traffic-police-temporarily-freeze-sirens-strobes

The National Traffic Police Corps temporarily suspends sirens–strobes; the “Stop Tot Tot Wuk Wuk” movement highlights the privileges and behavior of officials in public spaces.

Opinion • 03 Sep 2025

rule of law: Where a Life is Only Worth an Ethics Hearing

literasihukum.com/en/the-rule-of-law-where-a-life-is-only-worth-an-ethics-hearing

Legal analysis of human rights violations by state apparatus. Analyzing why members of the National Police who commit crimes must be tried in public courts, not just internal ethics hearings.

Opinion • 29 Sep 2025

World News Day for Journalists or Political Buzzers?

literasihukum.com/en/world-news-day-for-journalists-or-political-buzzers

Amid the rise of political buzzers, Indonesian journalism faces a crisis of confidence. This opinion explores the irony of World News Day 2025 and the call for the media to return to its essence as the last bastion against...

News • 24 Sep 2025

Mahfud MD Joins Police Reform Committee Formed by Prabowo, Highlights Corrupt Culture

news.literasihukum.com/en/mahfud-md-joins-police-reform-committee-formed-by-prabowo-highlights-corrupt-culture

Mahfud MD accepted President Prabowo's offer to join the Police Reform Committee. He highlighted the poor culture and the death of meritocracy as the main problems of the police.

News • 15 Sep 2025

Analysis of the "17+8" Demands: A Real Test for the Legal Commitment of the Government and the House of Representatives

news.literasihukum.com/en/analysis-of-the-178-demands-a-real-test-for-the-government-and-dprs-legal-commitment

Legal and political analysis regarding whether the "17+8" demands can be met by the government and the House of Representatives amidst structural obstacles and resistance from political elites.

Opinion • 03 Dec 2025

Assessing the Application of Makar Articles in the Hermawan Susanto Case

literasihukum.com/en/assessing-the-application-of-the-makar-article-in-the-hermawan-susanto-case

Critical analysis of the Hermawan Susanto case: implications of the articles on treason in the Criminal Code on freedom of expression and the limits of hate speech in Indonesia.