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Education is a central part to empower the awareness of migrant workers to pursue their rights. Although the author found that the Government of Indonesia has been work in progress, the curricular remains a hidden discrimination by... more
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      TrainingMigrant workersCurricular
Constitutional Principles, constitutional values
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The crucial problem of results on IDI is the lack of present of Provincial Government to manage and to accommodate the public participation properly. The author underlines the challenging unfinished work of Provincial Government and... more
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Indonesian legal system determines that the Local Representatives Body, known as the DPRD has the functions to establishing, supervising the execution of local affairs and budgeting. Those functions provides the rights to the DPRD both... more
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      Constitutional LawLocal GovernmentDecentralization
This arrcle aims to assert that some regulatory mechanisms, such as the appointment of members of and the voong for decision in both Indonesia People's Deliberave Assembly (MPR) and village flows in a formalizing paern from the top... more
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Abstrak Kewajiban negara terhadap hak asasi manusia akan terlaksana dan menguat jika daerah turut berperan, sebab secara substansi berbagai isu hak asasi manusia melekat dalam urusan pemerintahan daerah baik yang bersifat wajib maupun... more
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—Collectively, Local Representatives Body (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah-DPRD) in Indonesia has function in by-laws making, supervision, and budgeting. Elaborating these functions, laws determine the rights and duties of member of DPRD... more
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The Contributions of Islamic Order to Deliberative Democracy in Indonesia. Many references indicate the dynamic development of democracy with various definitions and classifications. The founding fathers did not want liberal democracy.... more
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Decision Against Women's Participation In The Democratic local government management. There have been many studies and settings on the relation of women to decision-making in a government organization. It also encouraged the International... more
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      Women's StudiesLocal GovernmentDemocracy
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Article 12 of the Federal Constitution (FC) of Malaysia recognises the right to education, for which the Malaysian Government had successfully provided education to its citizens without prejudice on the basis of religion, race, descent,... more
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      Human RightsEconomic, Social and Cultural RightsHukum Tata Negara
The character of the current local government in Indonesia is moving forward to re-centralisation instead of decentralisation. Meanwhile, some comparative studies on models of local governments are catching eyes as they attempt to... more
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      Constitutional LawLocal Government
The crucial problem of results on IDI is the lack of present of Provincial Government to manage and to accommodate the public participation properly. The author underlines the challenging unfinished work of Provincial Government and... more
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Decision Against Women's Participation In The Democratic local government management. There have been many studies and settings on the relation of women to decision-making in a government organization. It also encouraged the... more
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      Local GovernmentDemocracy
Kewajiban negara terhadap hak asasi manusia akan terlaksana dan menguat jika daerah turut berperan, sebab secara substansi berbagai isu hak asasi manusia melekat dalam urusan pemerintahan daerah baik yang bersifat wajib maupun pilihan.... more
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    • Political Science
This ar cle aims to assert that some regulatory mechanisms, such as the appointment of members of and the vo ng for decision in both Indonesia People’s Delibera ve Assembly (MPR) and village flows in a formalizing pa ern from the top... more
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Within the first two years of COVID-19’s exposure, countries around the world mitigated, among other things, social mobility control, resulting in other limitations on fundamental rights, such as freedom of movement and peaceful assembly.... more
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      Human RightsPolitical SciencePoliticsOperationalization