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News • 12 Jan 2026

10 Notes from Prof. Adrianus Meliala for Police Reform in Commission III of the DPR: The Police Are Considered Unable to Carry Out the “Paradoxical Character”

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In the RDPU Panja Police Reform of Commission III DPR, Prof. Adrianus Meliala presented 10 proposals for improvement: starting from reward–punishment, separation of protection and law enforcement functions, separation of criminal investigation, strengthening of supervision, to meritocracy and…

Opinion • 03 Jan 2026

No Viral No Justice: Erosion of the rule of law by Algorithmic Discretion

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The No Viral No Justice phenomenon reveals the erosion of the rule of law, algorithmic discretion, and unequal justice due to the pressure of social media virality.

Opinion • 20 Sep 2025

Indonesian Consumer Protection: The Consumer Protection Act Exists, Where is the Justice?

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Two decades of the Consumer Protection Act have not effectively protected consumers; analysis of cases of abandoned property, illegal online loans, e-commerce, and solutions for BPSK reform.

Opinion • 01 Jan 2026

When the State Can Be Wrong Without Feeling Guilty

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Can the state be wrong without feeling guilty? This article reviews normative impunity, the crisis of legal accountability, and state responsibility in the rule of law.

Opinion • 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 AI exploitation in scholarly work.

Opinion • 07 Apr 2026

Deconstruction of the Law on the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers: Addressing Legal Loopholes in Cyber Trafficking

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The Law on the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers needs deconstruction to protect Indonesian Migrant Workers from cyber trafficking. A mandate for digital surveillance & transnational cyber diplomacy is urgently needed.

Opinion • 13 Mar 2026

Selling Fresh Air: The New Era of Indonesia's Carbon Economy

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Strategic analysis of Indonesia's carbon economic potential through NEK regulations and carbon exchange mechanisms in achieving NDC targets.

Opinion • 26 Mar 2026

Why WFH Will Not Save the State Budget from Soaring Oil Prices

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Why does WFH fail to solve the energy crisis? This article reviews the shift of responsibility to individuals which fails to address the root of the energy problem.

Legal Materials • 16 Apr 2026

Law as a Product of the Anthropocentrism Paradigm

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Why does the law fail to save the earth even though there are environmental regulations and policies that appear progressive?

Opinion • 09 Apr 2026

The Last Bastion of Integrity: Why the Public Still Places the Greatest Hope on KPK's OTT

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Reviewing why the Corruption Eradication Commission's (KPK) Sting Operations (OTT) remain a symbol of public trust amidst challenges to independence and the normalization of corruption today.