Oil and Natural Gas Management Policy  in Realizing Equal Energy in Indonesia

Najicha, Fatma Ulfatun

doi:10.53955/jhcls.v1i2.8

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“…It must be acknowledged that the everyday practice of law shows the presence of legal plurality, since there are groups of individuals who strictly adhere to religious law in their daily civil interactions or who strictly adhere to local customary law in their daily civil connections. The 1945 Constitution controls and rigorously safeguards this legal diversity, as long as it does not violate the objectives of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia [15]. Conflicts between national law, religious law, and customary law practices are inevitable as a consequence of legal pluralism [16].…”

Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decision of Constitutional Court on the Rights of the Child Out of Wedlock

Kusumo¹,

Jaelani²,

Kusumastuti³

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The status of children in Indonesia has been regulated in various laws and regulations. In marriage law, it is defined that a legitimate child is a child born from or in a legal marriage. However, after the issuance of the Constitutional Court's decision on the status of children out of wedlock, a debate arose among legal academics and practitioners of Islamic law in Indonesia. This debate is quite challenging and does not clear up the problem. This article aims to discuss the status of children out of wedlock after the issuance of the Constitutional Court. This article is a literature study, and the data were collected by investigating regulations and decisions regarding the status of children. This article argues that the constitutional court's decision establishes a new norm, which revises the rule of article 43 in the marriage law. According to the constitutional court's decision, children born out of wedlock have a civil relationship not only from the mother's line but also from the father's line on the condition that they can be proven biologically and scientifically.

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Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decision of Constitutional Court on the Rights of the Child Out of Wedlock

Kusumo¹,

Jaelani²,

Kusumastuti³

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Mining has devoured 70% of the municipal land area in Samarindah (Hidayah & Al-Fatih, 2019). According to JATAM's research with the World Wildlife Fund, the damage is estimated to be around $9 million (Najicha, 2021). Open-pit nickel mining activities, which are preceded by land clearing, topsoil erosion, dredging, and stockpiling, have a severe influence on the environment, resulting in increased eros rates, run-off, sedimentation, and damage to water catchment areas, as well as disruption of stability levels.…”

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The model of mining environment restoration regulation based on Sustainable Development Goals

Jaelani

Kusumaningtyas

Orsantinutsakul³

2022

LJIH

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This article aimed to discuss mining environment restoration regulations. The government has established a number of policies concerning reclamation and post-mining. However, the critical question is whether these policies can ensure the rehabilitation of the mining environment in accordance with sustainable development goals, given the numerous unreclaimed and abandoned mining pits that have resulted in several fatalities. The purpose of this study is to examine reclamation and post-mining management standards in order to reduce the environmental damage caused by mining activities. This normative legal study gathered data from documents examined qualitatively. The data analysis is descriptive-analytic in nature. The study's findings indicate that environmental law enforcement in the mining sector continues to face significant challenges. There is a need to enhance legislation and systems governing mining management. Standardization of reclamation and post-mining management is necessary to offer rules for implementation that suit the needs of the community. It has no adverse effect on the community surrounding the mining location. Licensing is one policy that can apply to implement standardization. Supervising land management following mining, management of waste, and developing policies promote environmentally friendly mining and conservation activities.

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“…By recognizing consumer rights and imposing obligations and prohibitions on business actors, the state can be considered to provide legal protection for consumers through its legal policies [15]. While this law has protected consumers rigidly and precisely, this does not mean that consumer protection has been optimal.…”

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Consumer Legal Protection: Building Legal Awareness in the Age of Globalization

Setiodjati¹,

Wiwoho²,

Suraji³

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Consumers are one of the backbones of the economy. Without consumers, the production sector cannot run smoothly. The large population of Indonesia ensures that the country has large consumption power. However, whether this potential benefit followed by the protection of consumer rights is an important question. This is significant to address because consumers are considered having a weaker bargaining position and therefore vulnerable to being exploited. This article aims to show how the legal protection for consumer. This article applies a normative approach. Data are gathered from a review of consumer protection laws. This study shows that based on legal policies, the state tries to protect consumer rights in order to foster a good transaction climate. This protection of consumer rights is reflected in the rule of law that emphasizes consumer rights, the obligations of business actors, and prohibitions for business actors from actions that can harm consumers. However, consumer protection is acceptable to be normative and must also be built based on the consumer own legal awareness.

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Oil and Natural Gas Management Policy in Realizing Equal Energy in Indonesia

Cited by 14 publications

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Decision of Constitutional Court on the Rights of the Child Out of Wedlock

Decision of Constitutional Court on the Rights of the Child Out of Wedlock

The model of mining environment restoration regulation based on Sustainable Development Goals

Consumer Legal Protection: Building Legal Awareness in the Age of Globalization

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