The phenomenon of "kabur aja dulu" (running away for now) from young people related to political dissatisfaction, economic difficulties, and mental challenges, but there is still hope for change.

Is Indonesia truly a Pancasila democracy? Explore the facts, criticisms, and solutions to the current state of Indonesian democracy.

This article highlights the practice of pork barrel politics in Indonesia, where state funds are misused for electoral gain.

The Hasto Kristiyanto case highlights the importance of judicial activism by judges to uncover material truth and not be fixated on formalities. Punishment must be proportional to the impact of the crime, especially k...

Why are absolute human rights in Indonesia often ignored? This article examines the gap between constitutional guarantees and political realities that weaken non-derogable rights.

Calls to disband the DPR (People's Representative Council) have emerged following an increase in allowances for its members. This article analyzes whether the DPR can actually be disbanded.

The phenomenon of waving One Piece flags during the Indonesian Independence Day celebration has become a hot topic. Does this violate the law? Read the complete juridical analysis based on the 1945 Constitution and the Law on Flags, as well as its meaning as social criticism.

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Reckless legislation reveals procedural authoritarianism, oligarchical dominance, and the collapse of democracy in lawmaking