Rechtsvinding

Legal Studies on the Use of Renewable Energy in Environmental Management in Indonesia: A Literature Study

2024-08-16T19:09:08+00:00

This study highlights the development of research that addresses the potential of renewable energy while identifying gaps in understanding the legal implications and challenges associated with its implementation. The method used in this research is Literature Study. This study emphasizes the importance of an effective legal framework to encourage investment and innovation in renewable energy technologies, as well as the role of local regulations in supporting local initiatives. By integrating renewable energy sources into environmental management strategies, the article argues that Indonesia can address critical environmental issues, such as pollution and biodiversity loss, which will ultimately benefit the environment and people's welfare. The findings aim to contribute to the ongoing discourse on renewable energy policy and its implications for environmental law in Indonesia.

Development of Productive Waqf in Candimulyo Village from an Islamic Law Perspective

2024-08-21T22:22:43+00:00

Istismari waqf is also commonly called productive waqf, which is a waqf of property used for investment purposes, either in agriculture, industry, trade, and services. The benefits of productive waqf are not obtained from the waqf object directly, but from the profits or results of waqf management. The word productive is an adjective derived from the word product which means results, work results, goods or objects that are produced. Based on this meaning, the word productive means something that has yield power or has the ability to produce (in large quantities). The formulation of the problem in this study is how is the strategy for developing productive rice field waqf in Candimulyo Village? And how is the development of productive rice field waqf in Candimulyo Village from an Islamic law perspective. This study aims to describe the strategy for developing productive rice field waqf in Candimulyo Village and to analyze the development of productive rice field waqf in Canimulyo Village from an Islamic law perspective. The research method used is field study with a qualitative approach. Data collection was carried out through interviews, observations, and documentation. Data analysis using descriptive-analytical methods. The results of the study show that: (1) The potential for productive waqf in Candimulyo Village is quite large, both in terms of land area, agricultural commodities, and the number of nazhirs. However, the management of productive waqf in this village is still not optimal. (2) From an Islamic legal perspective, the development of productive waqf in Candimulyo Village can be carried out through professional management, development of various types of productive businesses, and empowerment of the surrounding community. This is in line with the objectives of waqf in Islam, namely for the public interest and welfare of the community.

Review of Non-Discrimination Law in Education in Indonesia: Analysis Based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child

2024-08-21T01:51:43+00:00

Education is a fundamental human right recognized in various national and international legal instruments. In Indonesia, the right to education is guaranteed by the 1945 Constitution and several other laws. However, discrimination in the education system remains a significant problem that hinders access and quality of education for all children. This research aims to explore non-discriminatory laws to protect education in Indonesia by referring to the standards set by the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The research method used is a literature review, which involves systematic observation of relevant research on discrimination in education in Indonesia. The research results show that Indonesia has established a legal framework for non-discriminatory education, including the 1945 Constitution, the National Education System Law, the Human Rights Law, and various other regulations, which explicitly prohibit all forms of discrimination in education. However, discrimination in education, whether based on SARA, gender, economic conditions, disability, or social status, is still a serious problem that hinders equal access and quality of education for all children in Indonesia.

Legal Responsibilities of Educational Institutions in Cases of Plagiarism within College Environment

2024-08-21T11:42:14+00:00

This study examines the legal responsibilities of colleges in managing plagiarism cases within their contexts. The primary aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of internal regulatory frameworks related to plagiarism, the role of detection technology, the level of awareness within the academic community, case management practices, and the potential legal consequences. The research employs a library research methodology with a descriptive-analytical framework, involving an extensive review of literature and analysis of institutional policies. The findings reveal that while many colleges have established internal regulations to address plagiarism, there are significant deficiencies in their implementation, particularly concerning policy dissemination and enforcement of sanctions. Plagiarism detection technologies, such as Turnitin, are crucial for identifying instances of academic misconduct; however, their effectiveness depends on the proper understanding and application by both faculty and students. The study also highlights variations in the understanding of plagiarism among students and faculty, emphasizing the need for more comprehensive and nuanced educational programs.

Hizbut Tahrir's Political and Legal Movement in Indonesia During the Reformation Period

2024-08-25T02:42:08+00:00

This research tries to explain and describe the political movement of Hizbut Tahrir in Indonesia. By using qualitative methods through literature studies, this research produces the conclusion that Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia is one of the most solid, neat and efficient sharia enforcement movements. has an international network. In fact, Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia is also known to be the most radical, in the sense that it does not just fight upholding Islamic law but more than that also establishing an Islamic caliphate because according to Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia, the application of Islamic law is absolutely impossible applied except within the framework of the caliphate. One of the strategies used by Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia in spreading ideas, by controlling strategic arenas in the middle public.