Opinion • 15 Jul 2025

Merah Putih Village Cooperative: Legal Pitfall or Economic Breakthrough?

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This article discusses the pros and cons regarding the Prabowo Gibran program concerning the Merah Putih village cooperative

Opinion • 02 May 2025

Obsolete Practice of Torture in the Criminal Justice System: Exclusionary Rules and the Collapse of the Fair Trial Principle

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This paper criticizes the continued prevalence of torture in the Indonesian criminal justice system, which violates the principle of fair trial.

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 Authority (BNPB) as of December 10, 2025, are not just statistics, but death knells ringing loudly from the west of Indonesia.

Opinion • 03 Jan 2026

Corruption Without Prison: Normalization of Legal Impunity

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The enforcement of corruption law in Indonesia has recently presented an anomaly.

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

Efek Domino Konflik AS Vs Iran Dapat Memicu Konflik Global?

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Opinion: Could the impact of the US-Iran conflict trigger a global war? Analysis of the domino effect of the death of Iranian leaders and the potential for a multidimensional crisis.

Opinion • 28 Dec 2025

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

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A 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.

Opinion • 08 Apr 2026

Working Like a Horse, Paid as You Wish: The Irony of Gen Z Who Find It Difficult to Become Organic Employees

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For Generation Z, entering the world of work today feels like participating in a running race where the finish line keeps being moved.

Opinion • 02 Jul 2025

The Constitutional Court Lawsuit on the Indonesian National Armed Forces Law: Citizens' Lawsuits and the Future of Democracy

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The Constitutional Court's lawsuit against the revision of the Indonesian National Armed Forces Law highlights the lack of public participation in the legislative process.

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PHPU: Procedural Law for Disputes over General Election Results

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This article will provide a fundamental and clear understanding of Disputes over General Election Results (PHPU).

Opinion • 08 Nov 2025

Implications of Constitutional Court Decision Number 135/PUU-XXII/2024: Separate Elections, Disputes, and Extension of Term

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This paper discusses the Implications of Constitutional Court Decision Number 135/PUU-XXII/2024 which separates National Elections and Regional Elections.