Existence of Customary Law through Comparative Education between Dayak Ngaju Customary Law and National Law

Pratiwi, Putri Fransiska Purnama; Suprayitno, Suprayitno; Triyani, Triyani

doi:10.33258/birci.v3i2.882

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“…Then in the 1982 UNCLOS (United Nations Convention Law of the Sea) there is also an article regarding information gathering activities that are detrimental to national defense or security. According to Pratiwi (2020) in social life, law and society are two interrelated things that can never be separated. Through instruments, unlawful behavior is prevented and repressive measures are pursued (Tumanggor, 2019).…”

Section: Intelligence Servicementioning

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Vulnerability of Espionage Propaganda by Foreign Citizens (WNA) in Indonesia

Syahputra

Rofii

2022

konfrontasi2

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The development of cybercrime in several countries, especially regulations regarding espionage against foreigners. In the German Criminal Code they are called stragesetzbuches. This study discusses how propaganda is often carried out by unknown citizens. In Indonesia this vulnerability can be misinterpreted and suspected in terms of espionage. The purpose of this research is how to prevent espionage, especially by foreign nationals that occurs in Indonesia. The theory used is Cyber Intelligence Counter Operation Strategy. While the methodology used is qualitative in the process of obtaining data. In taking preventive and anticipatory actions against threats and disturbances to the security and order, so as to ensure the Sit. Kamtib properly requires the establishment and development of an early detection and warning system with functions in the intelligence domain with its parent. Intelligence must also build active and proactive communication with the widest community. The result of the research is to describe information on foreign nationals who enter the FPI (Islamic Defenders Front) base camp, which in this case is related to the issue of vulnerability to espionage propaganda in vulnerable issues in Indonesia at this time. So that solutions are needed for goodness and also the progress of security in Indonesia.

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Section: Intelligence Servicementioning

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Vulnerability of Espionage Propaganda by Foreign Citizens (WNA) in Indonesia

Syahputra

Rofii

2022

konfrontasi2

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“…Traditional rights regarding customary law recognized by the State are not only material but include the rights of indigenous and tribal peoples to resolve legal problems that occur in their society using local wisdom regulated in the Regional Regulation of Central Kalimantan Province Number 1 of 2010 concerning Amendments to Regulations of Central Kalimantan Province Region Number 16 of 2008 concerning Dayak Customary Institutions in Central Kalimantan. (Pratiwi et al, 2020) Dayaks are categorized based on dwellings in watersheds, such as the Kapuas, Katingans, Seruyan, and Barito. They are also often called uloh Ngaju, for Dayak people who live in the upper river and uloh Ngawa for people living in the downstream of the river.…”

Section: Dayakmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ritual Hinting Pali as Resistance of the Dayak Ngaju Community (Case Study of Expansion of Large-Scaled Palm Oil Company to Ecology, Dayak Ngaju Community)

Usop

Perdana

2021

lakhomi

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The importance of the ecological and forest conservation of Dayak communities in Central Kalimantan as the support of indigenous communities is not only based on capital and natural resources to meet their needs in the simplest sense, but also in the local philosophy of crisp tree sustainability and balance of God, nature, and human relationships. The global need to meet the market demand for vegetable oil leads to massive expansion of land, environment, and society, especially in developing countries such as Indonesia. This is a debate why these plants can only grow in the tropics, especially in areas passed by the equator. This raises many questions if such expansion attacks in place or region of developed countries like what? how do they handle emerging problems? Regardless of the question, this study only illustrates the contradiction, the idea of the idea of how to protect the environment between local and global values. Hinting pali is a media of Dayak community resistance to ecology and defense disputes related to the existence of the Palm Oil Company [PBS] in Central Kalimantan to the Dayak community. This ritual represents abstinence and prohibition [pali]. This ritual as a message of Dayak community wants to find a win-win solution to conflict and defense dispute between the local community and PBS. The hinting rituals of the Dayak Ngaju community, especially Hindu Kaharingan still grow and develop. Hinting pali as an oral tradition can be used as an effective medium of resistance, especially in conveying their message and protest against ecology and land annihilation by PBS. Hinting pali performance as a Dayak Kaharingan community resistance ritual in Central Kalimantan can express their thoughts and feelings about culture, history, customs, human relationships with the environment and God. They can also use hinting pali to express warnings "to determine the future of the community and express their feelings to ecological conditions, or other social problems". By using hinting pali, PBS entrepreneurs cannot marginalize ideas about how to protect their environment because they exist.

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Halal Certification Challenges in Pekalongan City's MSMEs

Wibowo,

Prematura,

Aditya

et al. 2023

ijins

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This study investigates the implementation and impact of halal certification within Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Pekalongan City, primarily focusing on the role of the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) in facilitating and ensuring compliance with halal certification. Utilizing a mixed-method approach, encompassing juridical-normative and juridical-empirical research techniques, we scrutinized both the legislative framework and its real-world application within Pekalongan's food and beverage MSME sector. The data revealed that the halal certification process is hindered by several factors, including insufficient human resources and a pervasive lack of understanding and awareness regarding the necessity and implications of halal certification among MSME actors. Notably, the current level of law awareness pertaining to halal certification in Pekalongan City remains suboptimal. This shortfall suggests an urgent need for enhanced educational and socialization efforts to bolster legal consciousness and promote compliance. Additionally, the research underscores a pivotal role for the MUI, not just in terms of routine inspection and conflict resolution but also as a collaborative agent working with various institutions like BPOM, the Ministry of Religion, and law enforcement agencies to safeguard consumer rights and uphold religious and legal standards. These findings stress the need for concerted multi-agency efforts to foster a more inclusive and knowledgeable halal-certified product ecosystem in Pekalongan City.Highlights: Awareness Gap: Significant lack of understanding about halal certification necessities and procedures among MSMEs in Pekalongan City. Resource Shortfall: Insufficient human resources hinder the optimal implementation of the halal certification process. MUI's Central Role: MUI's pivotal role in enhancing the halal certification process, fostering compliance, and protecting consumer rights. Keywords: Halal Certification, Pekalongan City, MSMEs, Consumer Protection, Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI).

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Existence of Customary Law through Comparative Education between Dayak Ngaju Customary Law and National Law

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Vulnerability of Espionage Propaganda by Foreign Citizens (WNA) in Indonesia

Vulnerability of Espionage Propaganda by Foreign Citizens (WNA) in Indonesia

Ritual Hinting Pali as Resistance of the Dayak Ngaju Community (Case Study of Expansion of Large-Scaled Palm Oil Company to Ecology, Dayak Ngaju Community)

Halal Certification Challenges in Pekalongan City's MSMEs

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