Opinion • 23 Jul 2025

Abuse and Misuse of Power: Intersection in Corruption Crimes

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Opinion on Tom Lembong's verdict: The blurry line between administrative errors & corruption triggers policy criminalization. Abuse vs misuse of power?

Opinion • 15 Dec 2025

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

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The figures released by the National Disaster Management Authority (BNPB) as of December 10, 2025, are not merely statistics, but rather a death knell ringing loudly from the west of Indonesia.

Opinion • 06 Apr 2026

Legalizing Mining Cruelty in Kalimantan: When the Law Protects Environmental Destruction

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A country deserves to be called just not because it is rich in resources, but because it is able to restrain itself. Kalimantan today is a stark reminder that without strict legal restrictions, natural wealth turns into a curse.

Opinion • 29 Sep 2025

World News Day for Journalists or Political Buzzers?

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Amidst the rise of political buzzers, Indonesian journalism faces crisis trust. This opinion piece examines the irony of World News Day 2025 and the call for the media to return to its dignity as the last bastion against...

Opinion • 02 May 2025

End the Cult of “Rogue Elements” and Evaluate Wrongful Arrest Practices

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Wrongful arrests committed by a number of rogue law enforcement officials signal the urgency of reform

Legal Material • 28 Jul 2025

Reorganizing the Independence of BI, OJK, and LPS: New Ideas of Monetary Constitutionalism

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Literasi Hukum - Amidst the complexities of the global and national economy, three institutions play a crucial role in maintaining Indonesia's financial stability: Bank Indonesia (BI), the Financial Services Authority (OJK...

Opinion • 02 May 2025

From Tariffs to Tribunals: Examining China's Retaliation in the Global Trade War

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The trade war between the United States and the People's Republic of China since 2018 has become one of the largest economic conflicts of the 21st century

Opinion • 05 Sep 2025

Considering the Call to Dissolve the DPR: A More Rational Legitimate Alternative

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Calls to dissolve the DPR emerged after an increase in allowances for members of parliament. This article dissects whether the DPR can actually be dissolved.

Opinion • 21 Jul 2025

Revisiting the Meaning and Limits of Corporations as "Legal Subjects"

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Revisiting the meaning and limits of corporations as 'legal subjects'. A philosophical deconstruction of the persona ficta concept.

Opinion Coastal Border: The Urgency of Regulations on Abrasion-Resistant Plants

Awaiting the EBET Bill Amid Indonesia's Second NDC Target

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Ambitious targets (LCCP) are threatened by domestic regulatory dissonance. The absence of a legal umbrella at the level of a Law creates uncertainty for the energy transition.