On the morning of 24 June 2020, three Indonesian fishermen rescued 94 Rohingya refugees from a sinking cargo ship. They attempted to transport the group – 49 women, 15 men, and 30 children – to Kuala Tanah Jambo Aye in Seunuddon district, North Aceh, but their engine broke, leaving them stranded four miles from the coast of...Read More

For centuries, the South China Sea has remained one of the biggest challenges for most Asian countries. The complex nature of the dispute requires efforts from all related countries to contribute in order to maintain peace and security in the region. Diplomats, military leaders, and government decision-makers have their own roles and contribution to securing...Read More

Leakage of user data from one of the eCommerce platform in early May 2020, seemed to add the unrest of the Indonesian people in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Because, no half-hearted, the amount of data leaked is estimated at as many as 15-91 million users. The implication of the leak is significant. Not...Read More

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic hit the national economy in various layers, especially the business world. Different from previous crises, the micro, small, and medium business sector (MSME) is the most affected segment of the Covid-19 pandemic. Not only MSMEs, the corporate sector was also significantly affected by this pandemic. This condition certainly has...Read More

Friday, July 10, 2020, Djokosoetono Research Center Faculty of Law, Universita Indonesia held a National Webinar “Realization of Government Administration & Effectiveness of the Jokowi Cabinet in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic.” This theme chosen was due to news circulating on social media, a video uploaded by the Official Youtube Channel of the Presidential Secretariat, namely...Read More

Lately, the issue of leakage of personal data and offer of transactions to that has again spread. The incident not only struck personal data managed by a corporation but also a Government agency. The public is worried and questioned why such incidents often occur and as if there is no law enforcement. All leakage incidents...Read More

Sunday, July 5, 2020, Center for The Study of Constitutional Law Faculty of Law Universitas Indonesia (PSHTN FHUI), Djokosoetono Research Center (DRC FHUI), Center for Constitutional Studies at the Andalas University Faculty of Law (PUSaKO FHUA), Rumah Kebangsaan, and Perludem held a Public Lecture of 50-year Prof. Topo Santoso, “Law Enforcement Design for Democratic and...Read More

Professor of Faculty of Law Universitas Indonesia, Rosa Agustina, assesses that Indonesia needs a special court that hears environmental cases in the country with reliable judges so that they can appreciate the true meaning of the environment. “The environment is complex, not only legal knowledge but also science, knowledge about animals, forestry, conservation and so...Read More

In June, four years after the Hague’s 2016 South China Sea tribunal ruling, Indonesia put forward a formal diplomatic note to the UN. This was in response to Malaysia’s 2019 continental shelf submission that objected to China’s maritime claims in the South China Sea, including the area bounded by China’s nine-dash line. It said that ‘Indonesia is not...Read More

Legal expert, Indriyanto Seno Adji, appreciates the Bill of Omnibus Law on the job Creation that under discussion by the Parliament and the government. According to him, The Bill of Job Creation is a good way to remove bureaucratization and regulations that have hindered economic development so far. “The idea of the Cipta Karya Bill,...Read More