The Police Capacity Building Mode in Their Role to Serve and to Protect Society
Kadek Wiwik Indrayanti and Qomarudin Husni University of Merdeka, Malang astinaagra @yahoo.com Abstract Law enforcement officials fulfill the duty imposed upon them by law, by serving community and by protecting all persons against illegal act is clear stated on Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement. Research on mode of capacity building enhance among law enforcement […]
Indonesian Migrants Policies, How Strong Indonesian Committed to Stand on Women Migrant Workers
Ninik Rahayu Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia ninikrahayu@yahoo.co.id Abstract Working abroad to improving a better life is a right that guaranteed by the Indonesian Constitution, namely UUD 1945. In last 5 years, BNP2TKI noted there were 4.5 million Indonesian peoples working abroad and the majority are women workers. Migration in Indonesia context more driven […]
The Urgency of Child Budgeting Policy in APBDESA as an Effort in Child Marriage Prevention
Mayadina R. Musfiroh Faculty of Sharia, UNISNU Jepara mayadinar79@gmail.com Abstract The child protection is an important issue that is discussed in almost every aspect of public affairs. Ranging from education, health, social welfare, law, employment and governance. The children issue should be the primary concern of all parties. In response of this matter, Indonesian government […]
Between Defamation of Religion (Blasphemy) and Hate Speech: The Meaning of Restriction to Freedom of Expression in International Law
A.A.A. Nanda Saraswati, Setiawan Wicaksono, M. Choirul Hidayat Law Faculty of Brawijaya University anandasaraswati@yahoo.com Abstract Defamation of religion (blasphemy) and hate speech are two most frequently debated issues in many countries today. Both issues became controversial because there is yet a formal and universal definition agreed by states in the international level. Thus, the interpretation […]