Articles by Muhammad Haaziq Bujang Syarif

This article attempts to explain the dynamics of industrial relations and Pancasila values integrated into it.

In the digital age, technology is not only a tool for innovation but also an instrument of control by authoritarian regimes. This article discusses how constitutions can adapt to protect digital rights...

In criminal law, offenses are divided into formal and material offenses, which differ in their evidentiary mechanisms. The transformation of offenses once occurred in corruption crimes in Indonesia, in m...

A material offense in criminal law is a type of crime that is considered complete when the consequence of the act occurs. This differs from a formal offense, which focuses on the fulfillment of the elements of the act...

A material offense in criminal law is a type of crime that is considered complete when the consequence of the act occurs. This differs from a formal offense, which focuses on the fulfillment of the elements of the act...

Highlighting how government policies deviate from the agrarian reform program as mandated by the Basic Agrarian Law

The dichotomization of legal systems, which serves as a justifying argument for disparity in decisions while disregarding the value of justice, is unjustifiable. The dichotomy itself is no longer relevant to the dynamics...

Analyzing the concept of Human Rights (HAM) through the perspective of Social Contract Theory. This article explores criticisms of the state responsibility paradigm and its implications for social justice.

This paper will explain the concept of the constitution with relevant theories that are not in accordance with the historical facts of the 1945 Constitution that have been deviated from.

As state administrators, ASN's rights are restricted, especially the right to speak, in order to maintain neutrality. However, how is this harmonized with Human Rights?