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UUM Journal of Legal Studies
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ISSN 0127-9483 · UUM Press · 552 artikel di indeks
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AMBIGUITY IN THE PROFIT-SHARING SYSTEM OF MUDHARABAH COOPERATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF FIQH MUAMALAH
This study examines the profit-sharing system in cage fish farming cooperation, where farmers are required to bear one-third of the capital in the event of losses. The purpose of this research is to reveal the practice of profit-sharing cooperation among cage fish farmers in Lake Maninjau, Agam…
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LABOUR RIGHTS PROTECTION FOR PLATFORM WORKERS: LESSONS FOR MALAYSIA
Digital labour platforms have emerged as a solution to unemployment issues around the world over the past decade. The flexibility and independence offered on digital labour platforms have attracted workers to perform gig work on digital platforms. Issues such as unfair payment systems and unjust…
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ACCREDITATION POLICY ON SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN MALAYSIA: THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Social entrepreneurship, a fast-developing sector in Malaysia, has the capacity to contribute to the social development and economic growth of the nation. Whilst social enterprises in Malaysia have made considerable impacts in terms of enhancing community welfare, driving sustainable development…
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COUNTERVAILING DUTIES ON INDONESIAN BIODIESEL: WTO DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND THE USE OF ARBITRATION UNDER DSU ARTICLE 25
This research aims to analyse the legal dispute between Indonesia and the European Union (EU) concerning countervailing duties on biodiesel imports. Employing a normative qualitative legal research method, the study relies on both primary data, such as WTO legal instruments, panel reports, and…
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EMPOWERING PAWANG UTEUN (LOCAL FOREST HANDLERS) AS CUSTOMARY INSTITUTIONS TO COMBAT ILLEGAL LOGGING IN NORTH ACEH DISTRICT
Illegal logging remains widespread in the protected, conservation, and production forests of North Aceh District, despite the government’s reliance on repressive enforcement measures. This persistence stems from limited personnel and the vast forest coverage, which undermine effective law…
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ADDRESSING LEGAL GAPS IN REGULATING TRADING IN INFLUENCE IN INDONESIAN TRADE SECTOR: COMPARATIVE LESSONS FROM FRANCE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
Trading in influence is regarded as the exchange of favours where individuals offer or accept benefits due to their influence over public authorities. The practice serves as a tactic used by individuals to seek profit and personal enrichment by circumventing established norms and ethics in…
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LEGAL FRAMEWORKS AND ENFORCEMENT STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING NON-REVENUE WATER IN MALAYSIA AND INSIGHTS FROM SINGAPORE’S REGULATORY PRACTICES
Non-Revenue Water (NRW) poses a significant challenge to water utilities worldwide, particularly in developing countries where infrastructure and regulatory systems are often inadequate. Malaysia continues to face high levels of NRW compared to its regional neighbours. This paper examines the…
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AMALAN UNDANG-UNDANG KETERANGAN DI MAHKAMAH SYARIAH SARAWAK: ANALISIS KES-KES FASAKH (2018-2023) (The Practice of Evidence Laws in Sarawak Syariah Court: Analysis of Fasakh Cases (2018-2023))
Artikel ini mengkaji amalan undang-undang keterangan di Mahkamah Syariah Sarawak dengan memberi tumpuan kepada analisis kes-kes fasakh dari tahun 2018 hingga 2023. Kajian ini menilai peranan hakim syariah dalam menangani isu-isu utama seperti penentuan fakta, beban pembuktian dan darjah pembuktian…
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REGULATING THE PRINCIPLE OF GOOD FAITH IN INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION: MEANINGFUL REFORM OR REARRANGING DECKCHAIRS ON THE TITANIC?
In investor-state arbitration—the principal mechanism enabling foreign investors to bring claims against host-states—the principle of good faith functions as an omnipresent force, intricately woven into the fabric of its proceedings. Its influence permeates every aspect of the field: where the…
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MINIMUM WAGE POLICY IN MALAYSIA AND LEGAL CHALLENGES IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY
The Minimum Wage Order, introduced by the Malaysian government, aims to protect employees’ welfare and well-being by ensuring that wages are sufficient to meet the cost of living. This article evaluates the purpose of the latest minimum wage in Malaysia, particularly its role in helping employees…
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Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms to Resolve Landlord-Tenancy Disputes in Malaysia
Due to the escalating house prices that are becoming increasingly unaffordable for many Malaysians, the private residential tenancies sector has now become a rapidly growing sector that provides an alternative avenue to homeownership. There is a lack of specific laws and institutions to regulate…
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The Role and Challenges of Public Participation in Law Formation in Indonesia: A Democratic Perspective
This study investigates the challenges and inefficacy of public participation in Indonesia’s law formation process, focusing on its legal framework and democratic implications. The study adopts a doctrinal approach, employing both a conceptual and comparative framework to investigate public…
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Assessing the Implementation and Impact of Corruption Sentencing Guidelines in Indonesia: Comparative Perspectives from the United States, England, and Wales
The sentencing guidelines established by Supreme Court Regulation No. 1 of 2020 represent a strategic component within Indonesia's penal system. These guidelines aim to promote proportionality, reduce disparity, minimize judicial subjectivity, and enhance transparency and accountability in…
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Redesigning Institutional Law for Green Investment Transformation in Indonesia: Integrating NZE, Green Constitution, and Prophetic Law
Climate change and the urgency of achieving Net Zero Emission (NZE) require Indonesia to establish a coherent legal and institutional framework for sustainable green investment. However, the current regulatory landscape remains fragmented across ministries, resulting in legal uncertainty and…
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The Legal Framework of Whistleblower Protectionin Malaysia: Challenges of Implementation in Public Service
The Government of Malaysia has established various initiatives and strategies to enhance integrity among public servants. Continuous efforts are made to ensure the highest quality of services provided by government officers and to increase public confidence in government services. One of the…
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An Analysis of Alternative Sentencing for Young Offenders Under Syariah Criminal Law in Malaysia and Brunei
Alternative sentencing has emerged as an important approach in addressing young offenders within the Syariah criminal justice system, particularly through mechanisms that emphasise rehabilitation and moral development. In both Malaysia and Brunei, the application of such sentencing is grounded in…
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A Qualitative Analysis of Aftercare Supervision in the Juvenile Justice System in Malaysia: The Need for Legal Reforms
Despite the recent decline in juvenile crimes in Malaysia, children across the country continue to face formal processing and incarceration. Many children find it challenging to transition back into the community following their release from the institutions—especially given the lack of legal…
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RECONSTRUCTION OF REGULATIONS ON THE PARTICIPATION OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN INDONESIA
This research is aimed at examining and reconstructing the regulations about the participation of Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in Indonesia as stated in Article 20 of Regulation of the Government 70 of 2019 and Article 32 of Regulation of the Minister of the NDP/HNDP 3 of 2021. The legal…
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UCAPAN KEBENCIAN DALAM TALIAN DALAM KALANGAN BELIA DI MALAYSIA: ANALISIS TERHADAP PERUNDANGAN DAN LUAR PERUNDANGAN TERSEDIA
Isu ucapan kebencian dalam talian telah menjadi satu fenomena yang semakin membimbangkan terutama dalam kalangan golongan belia di Malaysia. Berdasarkan kajian-kajian awal, terdapat data-data yang menunjukkan ucapan-ucapan kebencian yang berunsurkan isu-isu sensitif seperti soal kaum, agama, dan…
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HOW SOUTH SUDAN'S ACCESSION TO THE CFA WILL IMPACT ITS WATER OBLIGATIONS IN LIGHT OF THE LAW OF TREATIES’ SUCCESSION
South Sudan formally acceded to The Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) on August 14, 2024. This accession represented a pivotal moment, since it fulfilled the legal threshold required for the CFA to enter into force. However, South Sudan came into existence only in 2011, after its secession from…