The issue of gender equality is an important study in international relations. In Indonesia itself, the issue of gender equality is still rife. Rancangan Undang-Undang Kesetaraan dan Keadilan Gender (RUU KKG) is an initial draft of the government's efforts to enforce gender equality and justice in Indonesia, and this draft law still requires input from the public. RUU KKG has received various responses from the public, ranging from supportive responses to responses against the bill. RUU KKG has urgency considering that in Indonesia there are still frequent acts of gender discrimination, especially against women. This study aims to provide information about the polemics that occur in the Draft Law on Gender Equality and Justice in Indonesia. This study uses a qualitative method in the form of descriptive analysis techniques. The analysis of this research uses a conceptual approach. The result of this research is that information was found regarding the presence of the RUU KKG in Indonesia which later reaped many pros and cons and became a polemic. The polemic of RUU KKG was then based on those who said they were pro on the grounds of the positive influence brought by the RUU KKG and those who were against it, especially the Muslim group, on the grounds that there were articles in RUU KKG that contradicted religion. This polemic of the RUU KKG certainly requires an integrative negotiation effort to find a resolution that can be agreed upon by various parties.
The initial emergence of the coronavirus which made the Covid-19 Pandemic in Wuhan, China, made the international world of countries coordinate and cooperate with each other to deal with the pandemic. The Chinese government is accelerating in fighting the pandemic by providing medical assistance, cooperating with other countries, and actively promoting community-building with a shared future for humanity and the process of globalization. Different state policies in handling it make researchers determined to carry out research whose articles have been published by Scopus to become material for study and policy. This study aims to explain writing trends and characteristics of International Relations and Covid-19 conducted by authors from the United States and China. In this study using the VOSviewer bibliometric analysis method, a study conducted by researchers found that the trend of Scopus-indexed journal articles from authors in the United States and China had grown quite significantly until 2022.
Narcotics is a form of transnational crime. From the practice of narcotics crime, many victims of the nation's generation. Circulation and abuse of narcotics are some of the problems facing the world, including Indonesia. Estimated data on narcotics users in Indonesia is between 3.7-4 million people (National Narcotics Agency). Various efforts have been made by the Indonesian government to break the chain of narcotics trafficking and abuse through international collaboration with the Harm Reduction (HR) program. The era of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) of the Indonesian government was more towards the "War on Drugs" policy. The success of the Harm Reduction program by the previous government, namely reducing the number of HIV/AIDS transmission among narcotics users. The rejection of the declaration of the War on Drugs against the Jokowi regime which failed in the first period. In this study, the theory of international regimes and the concept of human security will be used as well as bibliometric analysis methods with VOSviewer software.
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