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Older, slower bureaucracy
Editorial 8 months ago

Older, slower bureaucracy

Now is not the time to think about raising the civil service retirement age, lest we lose out on the coming demographic bonus and thereby miss our Golden Indonesia 2045 goal of becoming a high-income economy and advanced society by our centennial.
Protection from discrimination concerning sex and gender in a plural world
Academia 8 months ago

Protection from discrimination concerning sex and gender in a plural world

Thailand's health-and-rights-oriented approach should enable transgender persons to access medical care, such as hormone treatment and data protection. 
Updating Indonesia’s antitrust law for the digital age
Academia 9 months ago

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Updating Indonesia’s antitrust law for the digital age

Indonesia’s current primary competition legislation is outdated and ill-equipped to address the challenges posed by the digital market.
To live forever online
FEATURES 9 months ago

To live forever online

As our lives become increasingly digital, what happens to our online selves after we die? Who gets to decide what to preserve, what to protect and what to let go?
A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia
Academia 9 months ago

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A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia

Does the recent Constitutional Court's ruling truly safeguard the digital rights of Indonesian citizens, or is it merely symbolic progress in a system still riddled with ambiguity?
Harnessing the digital revolution to build safer, healthier workplaces
Academia 9 months ago

Harnessing the digital revolution to build safer, healthier workplaces

Digital technologies, from artificial intelligence and robotics to wearable sensors and virtual reality, are revolutionizing workplaces. They hold huge potential to reduce occupational safety and health (OSH) risks and improve working conditions.
KUHAP revision: Why courtroom live streams need rules
Academia 9 months ago

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KUHAP revision: Why courtroom live streams need rules

Regulating the live broadcast of ongoing trial sessions is not equivalent to restricting journalistic work.
The hyped KUHAP
Editorial 10 months ago

The hyped KUHAP

The new KUHAP, if passed as it is, risks worsening entrenched human rights violations in the judicial system, which is why the revision is needed in the first place.
The Ghibli effect: From dream artist to legal nightmare
Academia 10 months ago

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The Ghibli effect: From dream artist to legal nightmare

Indonesia remains largely positioned as a passive consumer in the global AI landscape, vulnerable to potential rights infringements and lacking robust protections or negotiating power.
Commercializing Indian and Indonesian space sectors is possible
Academia 10 months ago

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Commercializing Indian and Indonesian space sectors is possible

To reap commercial space benefits, India should pass the law, and Indonesia must soon enact regulations on space commercialization. 
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