Article 3 Paragraph 1 of convention on the rights of the child (CRC) states that this principle should become the primary consideration of the judiciary in taking action concerning

the rights of Anak yang Berkonflik dengan Hukum/AKH (the children in conflict with the law). [...]

The rise of information technology and the audacity of freedom of speech are regulated in Law No. 19 of 2016 that provides legal framework for Electronic Information and Transaction

(EIT), a guidepost for protecting rights, establishing disciplinary proceeding, maintaining order and guaranteeing legal certainty regarding the use of information [...]

The government’s commitment to establish a Village Business Enterprise (BUMDes) is legally regulated in Law No. 6/2014 on Village. The establishment of BUMDes is derived

from the results of village meeting which are agreed to be a Village Regulation. Various definitions of village in Indonesia lead to several problems in the process [...]

This study aims to criticize the articles in Indonesian prostitution law so that all parties involved can be trapped by law. This research is library research that is used

as content analysis and applies a juridical approach that emphasizes the study of national law and human rights. [...]

Based on the adage societas delinquenre non potest, only humans can be convicted (natuurlijk persoon). Along with the times, the corporation can be charged with criminal liability.

This research is needed in order to answer the problem of applying criminal liability to corporations in environmental crime. [...]

Terrorism funding criminal act case handling is an important effort in terrorism criminal act eradication. Currently the efforts only focus on terrorism criminal actor handling

but they don't pay attention to funding from the terrorism criminal actors. The study used was normative juridical study. [...]

Corruption is one of the original criminal acts (Predicate Crime) in the crime of money laundering. The development of the mode of occurrence of criminal acts of corruption

accompanied by money laundering requires legal thinking in the enforcement and handling of these criminal acts. [...]

Article 2(4) of the UN Charter provides that nation-states will refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state.

It is doubtful whether it will deter states from waging war in cyberspace. Cyber warfare is a perplexing and contentious issue within the ambit of international law. [...]

The intensity of the relations between States is increasing nowadays. This relationship is marked by the many agreements made by States and States, as well as between States

and non-States institutions, set out in the international treaties. Indonesia’s practices and status of international treaties in the Indonesian law are analyzed [...]

Egalitarianism and justice are amongst the core attributes of a democratic regime and should be also secured in an e-democratic setting. As such, the rise of computer related

offenses pose a threat to the fundamental aspects of e-democracy and e-governance. [...]