The World Health Organisation has recommended that its member states conduct national vaccination programs based on fair and equal access principles. COVID-19 has had more

severe impacts on persons with disabilities (PwDs). This article focuses on how the provisions of international human rights instruments obligate countries to provide [...]

This paper addresses the legal antinomy present in the exercise of civil rights for persons with disabilities (PWD) in notarial activities in Indonesia. The conflict arises

between the need for legal certainty, as required by national laws, and the obligation to provide equal justice and access for PWD, as mandated by the Convention [...]

Corporate crime is one of the crimes that arise with the advancement of economic, technological, and trade liberalization activities. The problems with handling non-conventional

crimes are due to the difficulty in determining the victims and criminal prosecution of perpetrators. [...]

Hamas's use of armed force against Israel precipitated a large-scale war. Both Israel and Palestine suffered significant losses, including civilian casualties and damage to

civilian infrastructure. Given these events, it is crucial to assess the violations committed by both sides to offer recommendations for international alignment and [...]

This article discusses the phenomenon of money politics in general elections (Pemilu) in Indonesia using a legal culture perspective. Political money has become one of the

biggest challenges in Indonesia's democratic system, considering its impact on the integrity and quality of healthy elections. [...]

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are entities operating independently of the government, focusing on community empowerment and the protection of human rights. During the

reform era, advocacy NGOs emerged as key actors in promoting the rule of law and human rights, striving to foster societal participation as a step toward democracy. [...]

The purpose of this study is to examine whether women have the right to refuse pregnancy. This idea is an Islamic jurisprudence initiated by KH. Husein Muhammad, an Indonesian

feminist scholar. This study analyzes the reasons for the emergence of Husein Muhammad's thoughts and provides constructive criticism. [...]

Social services for children in conflict with the law in Jember Regency are carried out through the synergy of BAPAS Kelas II Jember with BAPAS Partners or POKMAS LIPAS. The

purpose of this study is to describe and analyze the process of social reintegration activities of children in conflict with the law through BAPAS Kelas II Jember [...]

This paper reviews Nigeria’s Court of Appeal decision in Edun v. Governor of Delta State where the court held that the appellant lacks locus standi to challenge the validity

of the Pension Rights of the Governor and Deputy Governor of Delta State Law, 2008 because he has neither suffered injury nor shown sufficient interest over and above [...]

Copyright piracy is rampant on social media, such as the use of copyrighted t-shirt designs and music without permission, for instant profit without respecting the creative

process. The product of human work is an acknowledgment of humans themselves as creatures who create because of their intellect. [...]