The Use of Effective Development Communication Programmes in Abolishing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Southeast Nigeria

The purpose of this writing is to find out how the legal protection of employment law relates to the granting of leave in accordance with applicable regulations. This type of written research method is qualitative in nature with the type of document. Qualitative research is a type of research whose results are not based on statistics or other calculations. Work is one of the efforts of humans as social beings to fulfill their basic needs. Legal protection for workers is needed considering that the government often ignores equality and fairness in the workplace. Legal protection for maternity leave for pregnant employees from several companies which is regulated in the employment contract, ie. the right to maternity leave and payment for maternity leave. In addition, based on the research results it is also known that in several companies the company's responsibility for maternity leave rights includes granting maternity rights. With the right to maternity leave, pregnant workers do not have to work shifts and pay during maternity leave. From an Islamic point of view, the aqad or contract that a company makes with its employees fulfills the principle of the contract. Because according to the clause that has been agreed before. However, there are still several rights that have not been fulfilled under Article 83 of the Labor Law No. 13 of 2003, namely granting the right to breastfeed a child if it has to be done during working hours.

Section: Research Results and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Protection Against Employment Laws Related to the Granting of Leave in Accordance with Applicable Regulations

Kaendo

2023

“…Materially Aswanto is not being dismissed with or without honor. Meanwhile, the formal coherence is also problematic because it does not go through the correct mechanism, namely sending a letter from the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court to the President to subsequently issue a Presidential Decree on the dismissal of constitutional judges (Obichili et al, 2023).…”

Section: Research Results and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review of the Authority of the House of Representatives in Removing Constitutional Court Judges

Hong,

Quinn,

Ananda

et al. 2023

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia is a high state institution in the Indonesian constitutional system which is the holder of judicial authority together with the Supreme Court. In the dismissal of the Constitutional Court Judges it is very urgent to decide because it relates to the independence of the Constitutional Court Judges. The longer the case, the political pressure from the DPR as a fellow state high institution will result in the instability of the legal system in Indonesia. Moreover, at this time the DPR has confirmed that it will not annul the replacement of Constitutional Justice Aswanto, so it is important that the DPR's actions be immediately tried by the judicial authority, in casu the Constitutional Court. The formulation of the problem in this study is what is the authority of the DPR in removing Constitutional Court judges? This study uses normative research with descriptive research specifications. The province's request for an examination is very priority and also so that the Court suspends all actions aimed at replacing a serving Constitutional Justice in a manner or procedure outside of the provisions in Article 23 of the Constitutional Court Law, and it is also not justified to issue a stipulation that legalizes the action as the applicant requested in the petitum provision. The petition of the applicant is based on strong reasons which are non-nobis solum sed omnibus (not for us alone, but for everyone), because the independence of the MK as guardian of constitutional rights is at stake.

“…Legal research materials that have been collected will later be reanalyzed using the theories and concepts contained in the theoretical framework to discuss and/or provide answers to the issues raised in this article using qualitative juridical analysis methods. In juridical reasoning, there are 3 (three) basic things that become a reference that need to be considered, namely: (1) Has the potential to realize positivity, meaning that law is generally obliged to have legal power; (2) Law as an order, must be able to create harmony; (3) The law must be able to realize justice for all people by properly regulating relations between communities with one another (Obichili et al, 2023).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Aspects of Child Protection in the Perspective of National Law

Ilham

2023

Law Number 39 of 1999 concerning Human Rights in Chapter III Human Rights and Basic Human Freedoms in Part Ten regulates children's rights. The section entitled Rights of the Child provides regulatory provisions which are poured into 15 (fifteen) articles, where in Article 52 Paragraph (2) it is stated that children's rights are human rights and for the benefit of the child's rights are recognized and protected by law even since in the womb. The Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia in ensuring the welfare of every citizen, one of which is to provide protection for children's rights which is one of human rights. The Indonesian government in its efforts to guarantee and realize the protection and welfare of children is through the establishment of Law Number 23 of 2002 concerning Child Protection. Child Protection as referred to in Article 1 point 2 of the Law is all activities to guarantee and protect children and their rights so that they can live, grow, develop and participate optimally in accordance with human dignity and status, and receive protection from violence and discrimination. Legal protection and the concept of protection for children consist of several aspects including; protection of children's human rights and freedoms, protection of children in the judicial process, protection of children's welfare (in the family, educational and social environment), protection of children in cases of detention and deprivation of liberty, protection of children from all forms of exploitation (enslavement, child trafficking) , prostitution, pornography, trafficking/abuse of drugs, manipulating children in committing crimes and so on), protection of street children, protection of children from the effects of war/armed conflict, protection of children against acts of violence, special attention should be paid to children Problems with the Law (ABH) and the need for application and/or implementation of basic concepts for the protection of children's human rights.