This article discusses the business judgment rule doctrine contained in the revision of the Law SOEs and the implications that may arise in the future.

This opinion criticizes the revision of Law No. 1 of 2025 concerning SOEs, specifically Article 4B which separates assets SOEs from state finances.

This article discusses the legal consequences of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) not being registered in the list of bankrupt company receivables.

This opinion highlights the blurred lines between business errors and crimes, as well as the danger of criminalizing directors without evidence of malicious intent. This opinion highlights the blurred

President Prabowo requested the board of directors SOEs to work honestly and side with the public. He emphasized that those who are unable to serve should resign.

Danantara and Bank Emas: A Path Towards Golden Indonesia. Management of gold assets and resources for sustainable economic growth.

This article discusses that the Constitutional Court has affirmed in its decision regarding the prohibition of Deputy Ministers from holding multiple positions, but the facts on the ground are different.

33 Deputy Ministers found to hold concurrent positions, the Constitutional Court intervened. This decision could be a momentum for a clean sweep, or even a prolonged political compromise.

The Constitutional Court rejected the formal judicial review of Law 1/2025 concerning SOEs. The Constitutional Court considers the principles of transparency and meaningful participation to be fulfilled, while encouraging that public input be prioritized; four judges dissented...

A sharp criminal law analysis of the corruption allegations against Tom Lembong. This paper thoroughly dissects why an official's policy discretion cannot simply be considered a crime...