Indonesia's notarial sector faces a significant legal impasse as the push for digital transformation clashes with outdated regulations requiring physical storage of notarial protocols....
Vigilantism undermines the presumption of innocence and the rule of law in Indonesia. This article examines the legal consequences for those who take the law into their own hands.
The Supreme Court's ruling on case 19 P/HUM/2026 serves as a critical turning point for reforming Indonesia's national health institutional governance. It mandates a transparent restruc...
Supreme Court Ruling 19 P/HUM/2026 serves as a critical test for the President and the Minister of Health regarding their commitment to the rule of law in reforming national health inst...
Civic political participation is essential for a healthy democracy in Indonesia, extending beyond voting to include policy advocacy, public oversight, and informed discourse. This artic...
Despite clear legal prohibitions, open dumping remains a persistent issue in Indonesian waste management. This article examines the gap between environmental regulations and the reality...
Substantive justice is often sidelined by formal procedures and administrative manipulation. Law enforcement officials must restore the spirit of justice to maintain public trust.
