Kategori: Insight
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Why Law is Art and Jurist is an Artist?
In the quiet, dusty libraries of legal academia, law is often taught as a set of rigid instructions — a “DNA” of society that dictates every movement. But as we watch the unfolding drama of Indonesian scholars facing accusations of treason (makar) for discussing ways to step down a president that aren’t explicitly written in…
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Reformasi Mekanisme Pemulihan Korban HAM: Mengintegrasikan Gugatan Perdata Kompensasi dalam Pengadilan HAM sebagai Solusi atas Kebuntuan Prosedural
Pemerintah Indonesia sedang merevisi Undang-Undang Hak Asasi Manusia untuk memperkuat mekanisme pemulihan bagi korban. RUU ini bertujuan untuk menutup celah keadilan di negara dan menyelaraskan hukum nasional dengan standar internasional.
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10 usulan untuk RUU KUHAP
10 Proposals for the Criminal Procedure Code Bill (RUU KUHAP) @Andriyani+Hidayat delivers Inputs for the effective prevention of arbitrary practices by police investigators, public prosecutors, and judges in criminal prosecution and examination procedures 1. Eliminate Police Reports as Part of Sufficient Prima Facie Evidence. Objective: To prevent arbitrary actions or significant abuse of power by investigators…
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2025-Indonesia Business and Human Rights Challenges
(1) Ensuring accountability in the rush of energy transition At the Group of 20 (G20) major economies leaders summit in Brazil on Nov 19, Prabowo said that Indonesia is planning to phase out the use of coal energy within 15 years by building over 75 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity. He refers to the…
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Navigating the Rule of Law Trajectory of the Prabowo’s Era -2025
The kick-off of Prabowo’s aspiration for energy and food resiliency, 8 percent economic growth, feeding millions of children, and eliminating poverty has just started. Those populist agendas are facing constraints from the substantial state budget deficit, debt, the shrinking number of the middle class, and the global dynamic. It is still the honeymoon period of…
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Safeguarding Court from Economic Capture:
Undue Influence of Wealthy Individuals and Powerful Economic Actors on Indonesia’s Judicial System Judicial systems in Indonesia have long been under the undue influence of powerful economic actors, especially a small number of wealthy individuals, giant companies, and business association groups. This has become common knowledge, but it is very difficult to prove, makes it…
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Operational-level grievance mechanisms (OGMs); Company-driven or community-driven?
Operational-level grievance mechanisms (OGMs) are systems that companies set up at their operational sites to handle complaints from community members, workers, human rights defenders and other stakeholders. The Operational-level Grievance Procedures includes: allows stakeholders to raise questions or concerns with the Company Complaints shall be addressed in a prompt and respectful manner. Company aims to…
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Green Tourism: new opportunity
Today Green tourism is becoming a trend and is predicted to be increasingly popular with travellers. Indonesia with its rich natural resources and cultural diversity has many opportunity in the development of green tourism, but to implement sustainable green tourism the country still has many chalenges. How business may cultivate it? Let’s transform with us.
