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Politics 1 year ago
Golkar has held no internal talks on constitutional amendment: Party official
The Golkar Party is among the parties that have yet to decide on their stance regarding the latest proposal to amend the 1945 Constitution despite senior party politician and MPR speaker Bambang Soesatyo being among the first to raise the proposal last week.
Opinion 1 year ago
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Analysis: Law revision deemed putting leash on Constitutional Court
The fourth amendment to the 2003 Constitutional Court Law is about to be added to the growing list of bills that, despite much public backlash, are to be passed into law under the administration of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo. The proposed amendments will likely chip away at the judiciary’s independence and thus leave it vulnerable to political influences.
Academia 1 year ago
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Indonesia’s foreign policy in ‘the multiverse of madness‘
The world is now seeing three major regulatory preferences that may or may not be easy to be fused into a global legal order, alongside Big Tech, whose powers are difficult to regulate under state sovereignty, in democracies or otherwise.
Perspectives 2 years ago
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Election fraud: Will the House exercise its right of inquiry?
It is apt that PDI-P presidential candidate Ganjar raised the call for a legislative inquiry into alleged fraud during the 2024 general election, as that party possesses the qualities necessary to form an opposition and oversee the process.
Academia 2 years ago
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Safeguarding democracy in the presidential system, 2024 and beyond
As voters prepare to head to the polls in mid-February, they should comprehend what constitutes democratic stability and collapse, along with their possible causes, and think about the type of leader the country needs to maintain the former and avoid the latter.
