Legal Status and Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities as a Result of Hybrid War

Moskalenko, Olena V; Yakovlyev, Oleksandr A; Marchenko, Yulia I; Rybak, Nataliya V; Dzhura, Khrystyna Y

doi:10.24857/rgsa.v17n8-019

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“…These data indicate that the government's role is insufficient in protecting PMI. In this case, cooperation needs to be obtained from various parties to minimize and eradicate the problems experienced by migrant workers (Moskalenko et al, 2023). The workers should also receive the most significant appreciation as attention and protection from the government and non-governmental organizations.…”

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Strengthening Migrant CARE: A Comprehensive Approach to Ensure Worker Protection and Safeguard the Rights of Indonesian Migrants

Kunarti,

Afwa,

Hartini

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: Indonesia consistently sends Indonesian Migrant Workers (PMI) overseas as part of a policy to expand job opportunities despite numerous vulnerable cases. These instances range from workers not being paid their due wages to cases of violence, some of which tragically culminate in death. Economic conditions stand out as significant among the factors contributing to this situation. These conditions often serve as an attraction for the workers, highlighting the complexity of the issue. Ensuring the protection of migrant workers is also vital for the government, self-sustaining community institutions, and non-governmental organizations. This shows that the realization of worker rights protection requires urgent collaboration with various entities, such as Migrant CARE, a non-governmental organization actively contributing to the government's efforts in protecting migrant workers. Methodology: Therefore, this study aims to determine the role of Migrant CARE as a non-governmental agency in protecting workers, using a qualitative methodology through literature studies and documentation. Findings: The results showed that Migrant CARE played a role in the protection of migrant workers through their patterns as creators and channels of knowledge via the analysis conducted on the issue of safety. This organization actively criticized government policies and contributed to the provision of public services through advocacy and policy implementation. Implications/Value: It also suggested that the Indonesian government should strengthen the existing regulations related to the protection of migrant workers for a more comprehensive and accessible approach to resolving the issues encountered by migrant workers.

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Strengthening Migrant CARE: A Comprehensive Approach to Ensure Worker Protection and Safeguard the Rights of Indonesian Migrants

Kunarti,

Afwa,

Hartini

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Legal Implications in The Implementation of Rehabilitation Assessment for Narcotics Abuse Addicts

Pasaribu,

Kalo,

Ablisar

et al. 2024

RGSA

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Objective: The implementation of rehabilitation assessments for drug addicts has always been criticized for injustice in the service system. This can be seen from various legal policies that are considered discriminatory against the lower middle-class society. Drug addicts who are rehabilitated by wealthy groups will easily get luxury facilities from rehabilitation institutions. It's different from the poor who are always complicated by administrative problems during the rehabilitation process. Therefore, this research is considered important to find out the existing policy problems and what solutions should be applied to drug addicts. Theoretical framework: To deal with the problem of drug users, practical rehabilitation assessment is very important. Based on Law Number 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics, drug abusers are like people who have two legs: one in the legal dimension and the other in the health dimension. At the legal level, abuse is a legal violation that must be punished because it violates applicable regulations. On the other hand, drug abusers are considered chronic addicts who need to be cured through rehabilitation. Method: Data collection is sourced from normative data related to the rehabilitation assessment of narcotics abuse in Indonesia. Results and conclusion: The results of the study show that the legal implications in the implementation of rehabilitation assessments for addicts and victims of narcotics abuse can shape changes in patients for the better, although in practice there are still those who repeat their actions (recidivist). Implications of the research: In addition, the Government is still constrained in terms of costs to build rehabilitation institutions in a comprehensive and equitable manner. Originality/value: Thus causing differences, discrimination, and injustice between addicts and narcotics victims who become patients.

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Legal Status and Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities as a Result of Hybrid War

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Strengthening Migrant CARE: A Comprehensive Approach to Ensure Worker Protection and Safeguard the Rights of Indonesian Migrants

Strengthening Migrant CARE: A Comprehensive Approach to Ensure Worker Protection and Safeguard the Rights of Indonesian Migrants

Legal Implications in The Implementation of Rehabilitation Assessment for Narcotics Abuse Addicts

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