History shows that the rule of law is not tested when the law is enforced against ordinary citizens.

The government's plan to redefine corruption is urgent. Ideally progressive, it should not be limited to narrow debates on whether or not state losses occur.

PDI-P supports the revision of the Military Courts Law following the issuance of a Constitutional Court ruling, arguing that the revision is part of the rule of law.

The Police Law has been challenged after a year with no clear progress on the laptop theft case. Calls for reform to place the police under the ministry are being made.

Where is the focus of the anti-corruption fight headed — towards a system functioning without camera flashes or will it necessitate new stages in the spotlight?

If the term ecological terrorism is to be used, its formulation must ensure legal certainty and enhance life protection.

Religion can help society endure when the state is not fully present.

Without directly cutting off the 'head of the snake' of oligarchy, it is highly likely that repetitive cases will occur in the future.

Yusril believes that the revision of the Tipikor Law needs to be undertaken to expand the coverage of definitions and actions that can be categorized as corruption crimes.

Coordinating Minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra argues that the Corruption Crime Law needs revision to redefine corruption.

The arrest of regional leaders continues to color the Prabowo-Gibran era. The KPK apprehended 18 officials. Experts highlight the lack of integrity, weak oversight, and a non-existent deterrent effect.

Members of the House of Representatives, Amelia Anggraeni and TB Hasanuddin, urge immediate revision of the Military Courts Law following a Constitutional Court ruling that set a two-year deadline.

Is the KPK still being lenient and refraining from taking lawful coercive action after Nusron Wahid has failed to respond to summons twice?

The petitioner for the material test emphasizes the bloated structure of the presidential advisory body from the advisory council to special advisors, totaling 36 members.

Law enforcement has become a key focus in the administration of President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.

In the second year of Prabowo-Gibran's administration, the education budget underwent dynamics, from the Constitutional Court decision regarding MBG to plans to revise the National Education Law.

Chairperson of DKPP, Heddy Lugito, encourages Commission II of the DPR RI and the Government to strengthen the DKPP institution through a new Election Law.

Labor unions appreciate the new Labor Protection Law but have yet to receive a copy. Read more here.

The number of 26 Wantimpres members is challenged in the Constitutional Court for allegedly wasting the state budget, with the petitioner requesting a maximum of 9 members.

Minister of Social Affairs Saifullah Yusuf, or Gus Ipul, presented the achievements and challenges of the People's School program after one year of operation.