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Sriwijaya Law Review
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ISSN 2541-5298 · Sriwijaya University · 206 articles in the index
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Optimising Telemedicine: Can it fulfil the right to healthcare in Indonesia?
Telemedicine, an innovation in information technology-based healthcare services, has emerged as a solution to address the challenges of equitable and high-quality healthcare access. However, many challenges and obstacles still hinder the provision of telemedicine to the public. This study will…
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Rethinking Indonesia’s Legislative Drafting Style: Codification, Omnibus Legislation, and the Limits of the Guide of Legislation
Indonesia's legislative drafting framework requires all laws and regulations to comply with the Guide of Legislation because non-compliance may result in judicial invalidation. Although legislative drafting is expected to adhere to these formal standards, recent codification and omnibus law-making…
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Women's Underrepresentation in Iraqi Parliamentary Committees: A Constitutional Analysis of Equality and Parliamentary Representation
Despite the constitutional guarantees of equality and women’s political participation under the Iraqi Constitution, women remain underrepresented in parliamentary committees, particularly in influential committees responsible for legislative oversight and policymaking. This article examines whether…
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Regulating “Pick One of Two” Practices in the Platform Economy: A Comparative Competition Law Analysis of Thailand and China
The rapid expansion of food delivery platforms has intensified competition in the digital economy, making “Pick One of Two” practices an increasingly important issue in competition law enforcement. While both China and Thailand regulate “Pick One of Two” practices under their respective competition…
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Licensing Centralization under Indonesia's Job Creation Law: Constitutional Implications for Regional Autonomy and Fiscal Capacity
This article examines the constitutional and fiscal implications of licensing centralization under Indonesia’s Job Creation Law. The reform aims to simplify business licensing through the Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS-RBA), yet it also reallocates substantial licensing…
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Structural Inequality in International Trade Law: Colonial Legacies and Indonesia’s Legal-Policy Responses
Legacies of colonialism remain deeply embedded in the architecture of contemporary international trade, particularly for developing nations such as Indonesia. The legal and institutional framework governing global commerce, largely shaped during the colonial period, continues to generate…
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From China to the Dutch East Indies: Colonial Opium Control and Indonesian Narcotics Law
This study examines the historical foundations of Indonesian narcotics law without assuming a direct causal line from the British opium trade in China to Law No. 35 of 2009. The problem is the tendency of legal-historical accounts to treat China and Indonesia as equivalent colonial experiences and…
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Greenwashing and Sustainable Consumption in India: A Socio-legal Study of Consumer Perception, Behaviour, and the Legal Enforcement Gap
Sustainable marketing has reshaped recent consumption behaviours. As global awareness of green living grows, businesses are gradually promoting the “green badge" to coincide with consumer values and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This eco trend has given rise to greenwashing, an unfair…
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Countering Marginalisation: A Collaborative Governance Model for Regu-lating Indigenous Peoples’ Land Rights Based on Local Wisdom
Before Indonesian independence, Mandar people in Mamuju Regency used kumah (shifting farming) to obtain land. Customary domains overlap with protected forest areas encompassing 60–70% of the regency, and their land rights are unrecognised. The 2025–2045 Mamuju RPJPD designates ancestral lands…
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Reconsidering Legal Personhood in Indonesian Private Law: Bundles of Legal Incidents, Attribution, and Governance Failure
Legal personhood is undergoing a profound conceptual shift as private law confronts claims involving nature and artificial intelligence. This article reconsiders legal personhood not as an ontological category but as a functional institutional device for allocating rights, duties, powers…
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Synergy of Sharīʿah Fintech Regulation and Halal Tourism: Towards a Sustainable Economy
Synergy between Sharīʿah fintech regulation and halal tourism is essential to build a sustainable Islamic economic ecosystem grounded in the objectives of Sharīʿah, free from usury, uncertainty, and gambling. Such synergy promotes fairness, transparency, and local economic empowerment based on…
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Addressing School Bullying in Malaysia: Doctrinal Gaps, Legal Accountability, and Reform Imperatives
Education plays a central role in Malaysia’s aspiration to attain developed nation status, with schools functioning not only as institutions of learning but also as environments responsible for students’ physical, emotional, and psychological safety. In recent years, bullying has emerged as a…
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Right to Information and Anti-SLAPP on Consumer Protection in Indonesia
Anti-Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP) is a provision that provides legal protection to the public who fight for public interests recognisedrecognised in legislation, usually in the environmental field; however, this study examines the projection of Anti-SLAPP for consumer…
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Reforming Contempt of Court Regulation in Indonesia: Addressing Indirect Interference and Trial by the Press
Contempt of court refers to acts threatening the dignity, independence, and integrity of the judicial process. In Indonesia, the regulatory treatment of contempt of court remains fragmented and incomplete. Existing provisions, including those in the Criminal Code, primarily focus on direct…
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Regulating Work from Home to Promote Work-Life Balance: A Comparative Legal Review of Malaysia, the UK and Australia
The traditional office-based model of employment has undergone a significant transformation as flexible working arrangements (FWAs) and remote work have become increasingly prevalent. This development has been influenced by technological progress and evolving societal expectations regarding…
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Reconstructing Notarial Liability in Sale and Purchase Binding Agreements in Indonesia
This study examines the professional liability of notaries for drafting Sale and Purchase Binding Agreements (PPJB) in Indonesia, which serve as preliminary contracts when a Sale and Purchase Deed (AJB) cannot yet be executed, but often give rise to legal disputes. Such disputes commonly stem from…
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Marine Conservation in the East Sea: Legal, Political, and Economic Constraints on Vietnam’s Environmental Governance
The study investigated the challenges and prospects of marine resource management in regions with overlapping maritime claims. It particularly focused on Vietnam’s efforts to conserve Vietnam’s East Sea. Geopolitical constraints, legal uncertainties, and economic mechanisms are the main factors…
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Beyond Territoriality: Assessing the Effectiveness of the Madrid System for Trademark Protection in Indonesia
Registered trademark protection is territorial, granting legal rights only within the jurisdiction where the mark is registered. To overcome this limitation, the WIPO administers the Madrid System, which allows trademark owners to obtain protection in multiple member countries through a single…
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The Implementation of Agrarian Reform for Achieving Food Security: Lessons from West Jawa
Land tenure and ownership in Indonesia are marked by two interrelated structural problems: limited land availability to meet development needs and the concentration of land ownership in the hands of a small group of individuals or business entities. This concentration restricts access to land for…