Opinion • 01 Aug 2025

National Strategic Projects as New Colonialism: A Threat to the Constitutional Rights of Indigenous People

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Indah Pebrina Batubara is a Master of Notarial Law student at the Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara who has a concern for social and legal issues. Interested in writing about injustice...

Opinion • 03 Oct 2025

Sidoarjo Islamic Boarding School Tragedy: Analysis of Criminal Responsibility of Administrators & Implementers

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Legal analysis of the Al Khoziny Islamic Boarding School tragedy, Sidoarjo. Who is responsible? Thorough review of the negligence of construction administrators & implementers.

Opinion • 15 Dec 2025

Warning from Sumatra: The Future of Kalimantan Amidst the Rate of Deforestation

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The figures released by the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) as of December 10, 2025 are not just statistics, but death knells ringing loudly from the west of Indonesia.

Opinion • 03 Mar 2026

Untangling the Confused Boundaries of State Losses and Environmental Losses in Judges' Decisions in Indonesia

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Dissecting the boundaries of state and environmental losses in judges' decisions in natural resource corruption cases in Indonesia for legal certainty and ecological justice.

Opinion • 19 Mar 2026

The Climate Change Management Bill and the Missing “Emergency” Status

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The Climate Change Management Bill ignores victims and corporate accountability. This regulation has the potential to legitimize climate damage.

Opinion • 29 Dec 2024

Mandok Hata: Tradition of Local Democracy in the Perspective of Batak Toba Customary Law

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This article discusses the Mandok Hata tradition in Batak Toba culture and its role as a means of democracy.

Opinion • 08 Aug 2023

Crime from a Normative, Sociological, and Psychological Perspective

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Legal Literacy - This article presents an analysis of crime from various perspectives, namely normative, sociological, and psychological, based on the viral case of an elderly woman named Minah who...

Opinion • 05 Jan 2026

Opposition: Lost in Parliament, Alive on the Streets

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The opposition in the DPR is now paralyzed due to the dominance of the fat coalition. Criticism is taken over by civil society and the media to keep the breath of democracy alive.

Opinion • 03 Apr 2024

Miscarriage of Justice: A Wound to Justice in Indonesia

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This article examines this phenomenon, from its history, causes, impacts, to reform and prevention efforts. Let us together fight for justice and the rule of law in Indonesia.

Legal Materials • 28 Mar 2025

Visum et Repertum as Evidence of Severe Maltreatment Crime

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Proving severe maltreatment cases using visum et repertum, the role, purpose of forensic medicine in an effort to prove material truth.