Opinion • 04 Feb 2024

Revenge Porn: Digital Crime and Legal Guarantees in Indonesia

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Learn how Indonesian law regulates revenge porn.

Legal Materials • 25 Mar 2024

Diversion: An Implementation of Restorative Justice in Child Criminal Cases

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This article discusses diversion, which is the application of restorative justice as stipulated in the prevailing regulations.

Opinion • 21 Feb 2024

State Territorial Sovereignty and How to Obtain It according to International Law

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Literasi Hukum Indonesia - A country's territorial sovereignty is a prerequisite that must be fulfilled as an independent, sovereign state recognized by international law. This is based on Ko...

Opinion • 29 Jan 2024

Black Campaign in Elections and the Legal Perspective Towards It

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The phenomenon of Black Campaign often appears ahead of elections. Political parties compete to win certain candidates and bring down other candidates through dark campaigns.

Opinion • 23 May 2025

Regarding Dedi Mulyadi's Program: “Naughty Children Enter the Barracks”, A Populist Solution or Structural Repression?

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This essay criticizes Dedi Mulyadi's “naughty children enter the barracks” program as a repressive approach that ignores the social roots of juvenile delinquency.

Opinion • 20 Jun 2025

The ODOL Paradox: Truck Drivers, Structural Criminalization, and the Illusion of Law Enforcement in Indonesia

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This article examines the demands of drivers, structural defects in traffic law, and reform solutions to make the law fairer for street workers.

Opinion MSMEs Without Legal Protection: Vulnerable and Marginalized

Many Unheard Human Rights Violations: The State Fails to Protect Papuan Citizens

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The state should protect human rights, but in Papua it allows unilateral layoffs, armed intimidation, and loss of life after shootings.

Legal Materials • 24 Sep 2025

Non-Derogable Rights in Indonesia: Between Constitutional Guarantees and the Political Reality of Power

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Why are absolute human rights in Indonesia often ignored? This article examines the gap between constitutional guarantees and the political reality that weakens non-derogable rights.

Legal Materials • 30 Sep 2025

The Collapse of the rule of law and Democracy: Global Lessons and Challenges in Indonesia

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This opinion article reviews the collapse of the rule of law and democracy in the world and signs of democratic regression in Indonesia, along with solutions to maintain the supremacy of law.

News • 23 Sep 2025

Female Police Officer Briptu Rizka Named Suspect in the Murder of Her Husband, Brigadier Esco

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Briptu Rizka Sintiyani officially named a suspect in the murder of her husband, Brigadier Esco, in Lombok. See the chronology, autopsy results, and legal process.