Nationalism as a love of the homeland, or attitude to love the nation and its own country. Nationalism must be developed from the beginning through the role of parenting parenting of children in the family. In addition, nationalism also grows in the life of adolescents who have life satisfaction. On the other hand, parenting also plays an important role in meeting the satisfaction of the lives of teenagers in the family. This research intends to know the role of parenting to the satisfaction of life and the attitude of teen nationalism. Data collection with the questionnaire is parenting parenting, life satisfaction and nationalism. Retrieved data of 220 adolescents. Analytical technique using anova and regression. The results of this study can be summarized as follows: there is no difference in nationalism attitude in terms of parental parenting; there are differences in life satisfaction in terms of parental parenting, and there is a role of life satisfaction with the attitude of nationalism in adolescents. Furthermore, the results can be seen in the discussion

Indonesia is a country that is on the equator and most of it is a water area. Indonesia is also a country located on the Asian and Australian continents and is directly adjacent to the pacific and indian oceans. So this is what causes Indonesia to be included in the Ring of Fire or Pacific Circle of Fire which is known as a region with many tectonic activities. This legal writing uses normative research methods so that the approach used is a purely normative approach or what is known as normative juridical.  This research raises the issue of positive legal provisions of the role  of land deed-making officials in the implementation of land registration reconstruction after natural disasters. The implementation of land registration after the natural disaster that occurred on September 28, 2018, Indonesia was hit by an earthquake and tsunami precisely in the Palu area of Central Sulawesi is certainly inseparable from applicable government regulations which are still carried out with various collaborations with other ministries as a form of land registration and provide certainty to legal protection for victims of natural disasters

ABSTRAK Krisis kesehatan masyarakat yang terjadi sebagai akibat dari pandemi COVID-19 saat ini telah membuat beberapa komunitas yang terkena dampak mengalami tekanan. Hak terhadap privasi kerahasiaan penyakit serta rekam medisnya diberikan kepada pasien, termasuk pasien COVID-19. Privasi pasien adalah faktor kunci dalam identitas COVID-19 dan oleh karena itu identitas COVID-19 harus dijaga kerahasiaannya. Deklarasi Universal Hak Asasi Manusia (Universal Declaration of Human Rights) juga telah mengatur informasi pribadi tiap individu yang merupakan hak tiap individu dan perlu diperhatikan secara seksama. Berkaitan dengan tahapan pemrosesan data mulai dari pertimbangan pengumpulan data potensial, pengumpulan data hingga analisis dan penghapusan data kini telah menggunakan teknologi dan dihubungkan secara digital. Namun, privasi data pasien COVID-19 di Indonesia belum memiliki kepastian kaidah regulasi yang mengikat. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengkaji regulasi perlindungan data pribadi pasien COVID-19 di Indonesia. Penelitian ini menggunakan  metode hukum normatif dengan sumber data sekunder. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan berbagai ketentuan hukum yang mengatur perlindungan data pribadi saat ini tersebar di berbagai peraturan Indonesia. Pemerintah Indonesia, bagaimanapun, sudah memiliki RUU Perlindungan Data Pribadi, diharapkan dapat disahkan dengan segera. RUU Perlindungan Data Pribadi ini perlu mendapatkann dukungan dari segala sektor karena data pasien merupakan hak asasi bagi setiap manusia dan hak ini dijamin negara demokrasi seperti Indonesia.ABSTRACT The public health crisis created by the current COVID-19 pandemic has put a strain on some of the affected communities. Patients, including COVID-19 patients, have the right to privacy and confidentiality regarding the disease and its medical data. Since patient privacy is critical to COVID-19 identity, COVID-19 identity must be kept confidential. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights also regulates an individual's right to personal information, which must be carefully considered. Regarding the stages of data processing, from consideration of potential data collection to data collection, analysis, and deletion, technology has been utilized and connected digitally. However, in Indonesia, the privacy of COVID-19 patient data is not yet guaranteed by binding regulatory rules. The aim of this research is to look at how personal data protection is regulated in Indonesia for COVID-19 patients. The normative legal method was used in conjunction with secondary data sources. The study's findings indicate that various legal provisions governing personal data protection are currently scattered throughout various Indonesian regulations. However, the Indonesian government already has a Personal Data Protection Bill that is expected to be passed shortly. This Personal Data Protection Bill requires widespread support because patient data is a fundamental human right guaranteed by a democratic country like Indonesia.

Various issues regarding criminal acts are increasingly increasing the number of cases and also the victims of criminal acts. Criminal acts that occur are caused by several factors, from the pressure of economic needs to conditions that endanger or injure victims both psychologically is sexual abuse, especially of children. Children should be a priority for parents, society and government because children who are still minors are still uder the protection of parents and the law in Indonesia, especially the Law on Child Protection which is clear in which children have their own rights, one of which is not to receive indecent treatnent such as criminal acts of decency. Sexual abuse itself has a definition as a form of action or action in expressing syahwatnya to others by force. The act of sexual abuse that is in the public spotlight today is the perpetrators who launch their actions on children. The occurrence of this act of sexual abuse is due to internal factors and also external factors. However, the acts of sexual abuse must still be processed by the law because it is included in criminal law and there must be sanstions and provisions for the verdict of the criminal case of this sexual abuse.