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Academia 3 months ago

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Toward equitable growth and responsible business conduct

Indonesia has no legally binding framework like the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Re...

Editorial 3 months ago

Tough on hoodlums

From directing traffic to looking for parking spots, these preman, derived from the Dutch word vrije...

Politics 4 months ago

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SOEs Law raises graft oversight concerns

Several new articles included in the revised State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Law suggest that state-o...

Academia 4 months ago

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Sexual violence still haunts Indonesian women

The national movement to end sexual violence has, to a large degree, centered women as both the prim...

Academia 5 months ago

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Who benefits from revision of criminal procedure code law?

What matters most in the revision of the KUHAP is how the changes can produce law enforcement agenci...

Editorial 5 months ago

No tolerance for thuggery

Once thugs, clad in the outfits of their mass organization, escape justice after extorting a busines...

Editorial 5 months ago

Extradition or escape?

The recent developments surrounding the extradition order for fugitive businessman Paulus Tannos hav...

Society 6 months ago

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Lawmakers consider amnesty for unregistered migrant workers

The House of Representatives is considering altering the 2017 Migrant Workers’ Protection Law ...

Academia 6 months ago

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Pertamina’s governance crisis and the lingering ghost of corruption

The continued involvement of brokers and middlemen in fuel procurement, coupled with the lack of tra...

Academia 6 months ago

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Femicide: The final stage of violence in patriarchal society

Judges often treat femicide cases as ordinary homicides without delving deeper into the patriarchal ...

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law-enforcement

PREMIUM Toward equitable growth and responsible business conduct

Tough on hoodlums

PREMIUM SOEs Law raises graft oversight concerns

PREMIUM Sexual violence still haunts Indonesian women

PREMIUM Who benefits from revision of criminal procedure code law?

No tolerance for thuggery

Extradition or escape?

PREMIUM Lawmakers consider amnesty for unregistered migrant workers

PREMIUM Pertamina’s governance crisis and the lingering ghost of corruption

PREMIUM Femicide: The final stage of violence in patriarchal society