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Sosialisasi Penggunaan Gadget yang Bijak pada Anak Sekolah Dasar di Rt 01/Rw 02 Kelurahan Simpang Haru, Kecamatan Padang Timur Kota Padang Sebagai Upaya Meningkatkan Ketahanan Nasional Elwidarifa Marwenny; Indrayeni Indrayeni; Defika Yufiandra; Naya Klaresa; Abelto Abelto; Riska Aulia; Balqis Darratul Hikmah; Haril Aditya Nasfi; Intan Elsa Tri Dermawan; Oktria Oktria; Khairunisa Khairunisa; Afifah Saidah; Agung Hartanto; Bagas Al'kautsar
Jurnal Imiah Pengabdian Pada Masyarakat (JIPM) Vol 4 No 1 (2026): Juli - September
Publisher : CV. ITTC INDONESIA

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Rapidly increasing access to technology among elementary school children presents distinct challenges, ranging from the risk of digital addiction and exposure to negative content to a decline in social interaction—factors that could potentially erode character values ​​and national resilience. This community service initiative aims to enhance elementary-aged children's understanding and awareness regarding the wise, safe, and responsible use of digital devices. The outreach activity was conducted in the RT 01/RW 02 neighborhood of Simpang Haru Urban Village, East Padang District, Padang City. An educational and participatory approach was employed, featuring interactive talks using accessible language, two-way discussions, educational games (ice-breakers), and the reinforcement of digital ethics grounded in local Minangkabau wisdom. Participant understanding was evaluated through oral quizzes and interactive Q&A sessions at the conclusion of the event. The activity met with great enthusiasm from the participants. Most children were able to understand and articulate the benefits of devices for learning, the negative impacts of excessive use, the importance of healthy usage limits, and appropriate actions to take when encountering negative online content. This initiative successfully fostered early digital literacy, serving as a foundation for character building among the younger generation to support national resilience in the digital era.
The Scope of Anti-SLAPP Protection and Judicial Independence in Environmental Law Enforcement: A Construction Following Constitutional Court Decision Number 119/PUU-XXIII/2025 Defika Yufiandra; Bagas Al'kautsar; Elwidarifa Marwenny; Widya Roza
Jurnal Ilmiah Ekotrans & Erudisi Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026): June 2026
Publisher : LPPM Universitas Ekasakti

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This article examines the limits of Anti-Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (Anti-SLAPP) protection and its relationship with judicial independence in environmental law enforcement in Indonesia. The central issue is how protection for environmental defenders can be implemented effectively without becoming an absolute immunity that eliminates the judiciary's function of adjudicating cases. This study employs normative legal research using statutory, conceptual, case, and limited comparative approaches. The findings show that Article 66 of Law No. 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and Management provides a substantive basis for protection, while Supreme Court Regulation No. 1 of 2023 and Minister of Environment and Forestry Regulation No. 10 of 2024 have begun to establish operational mechanisms. Constitutional Court Decision No. 119/PUU-XXIII/2025 broadens the protected subjects from a formulation previously perceived as limited to victims and/or complainants to every person, including witnesses, experts, activists, and other parties participating in environmental protection. This article argues that the limits of Anti-SLAPP protection should be formulated through a threshold test encompassing a causal nexus with public participation, environmental public interest, indications of retaliation, good faith, and the principles of necessity and proportionality. Under this framework, Anti-SLAPP does not conflict with judicial independence; rather, it operates as a corrective mechanism to prevent the courts from being used to suppress public participation.
National Disaster Status under Emergency Constitutional Law: Central and Regional Government Authorities Robi Syafwar; Elwidarifa Marwenny; Harniwati
Journal of Law, Politic and Humanities Vol. 6 No. 6 (2026): (JLPH) Journal of Law, Politic and Humanities
Publisher : Dinasti Research

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: The determination of national disaster status raises legal issues concerning the legal basis and limits of presidential authority, the parameters for determining disaster status, and the distribution of authority between central and regional governments. Previous studies have examined disaster determination parameters and presidential authority, but have not yet integratively analyzed these three aspects from the perspective of emergency constitutional law. This study aims to analyze the legal basis and limits of presidential authority, the parameters for determining national disaster status, the distribution of authority between central and regional governments, and their conformity with the principles of emergency constitutional law. This study employs normative legal research using a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. The findings show that presidential authority has constitutional and legal foundations, but the parameters for determining disaster status do not yet establish objective and measurable weights, thresholds, or relationships among the relevant indicators. The relationship between central and regional governments reflects a layered distribution of authority, while the regulation of national disaster status only partially reflects the principles of emergency constitutional law, particularly necessity, proportionality, temporality, and accountability. The novelty of this study lies in integrating the analysis of disaster status determination parameters, limits on presidential discretion, and central–regional authority relations within a framework of constraints on governmental authority under emergency constitutional law.
Co-Authors ., Gustafianof ., Harniwati ., Nopaluwis Ababil, Zaskia Abdul Aziz Abelto Abelto Aditya Pratama Aditya Surya Himawan Adrian F Harefa Afifah Saidah Aflin Dwi Fajar Afrineidi, Afrineidi Agi Ilhamdi, Annisyafitriya Adira Putri, Annisa Maharani, Faril, Riza Rahmadhani, Indri Adelia, Tria Badriah, Yuriza Putri Anisa,Tri Khahfi Abdilah Agung Hartanto Agustiani, Tri Alfitrianti, Nia Alya Syiendi Fadillah Ananda Khairunisa Anisa cairani Annisa Mardhatillah Aprilla Laura Utari Ariq Naufal Fathirizqi Arya Langgara Zai Atmarivaldi Rosel Aulia Falillah Ayu Azura Azmi Fadhilah Bagas Al'kautsar Bagas Al'kautsar Balqis Darratul Hikmah Cenery, Jelisye Putri Cennery, Jelisye Putri Cici Putri Nami Citra, Helfira Dafa Anelda Saputra Daffa Beny Nursyid Darfebryanto, Reyza Dea Adzkia Debri Yosintiara Defika Yufiandra Deniza Karmila Dermawan, Andika Desi Sommaliagustina Dewi, Anggita Davina Rahma Dhea Deswita Sari Dion Agung Pratama Reja Antarmefia Dipa Aditya Diva Zahara Dwi Puspita Putri Edo Nugraha Eka Marayanti Eka Suci Rahmadini Elza, Elza Endira, Armaida Engrina Fauzi Engrina Fauzi Enjeli, Justia Estasia, Sepriani Fakhriano, Silvi Falillah, Aulia Farhan Zen Faruq Hatfan Fatima Zahra Noer Hermansyah Fauni, Arini Maya Fauzi, Engrina Fauzi, Engrina Fauziat, Najwa Zuhuriati Febby, Shintia Febi Anggi Sabreza Fiko Farlis Fiolani Grescia Falendra Firbi, Nabila Mutiara Firdaus, Kevin Yuhedi Firmansyah, Muhammad Maya Firsta, Firsta Gustafianof, Gustafianof Hadi Wardoyo, Hadi Hamiwati, Hamiwati Hardianto, Irvan Haril Aditya Nasfi Harisman, M Ragil Harniawati Harniawati Harniwati Harniwati, Harniwati Hasibuan, Cerelia Haudibah Helfira Citra Helfira Citra Helga Putri Dahayu Helmi S, Agil Ikhsan Ilham Ridhollah Indah Putri Raflianita Indra, Azzura Leonny Indrayeni Indrayeni Intan Elsa Tri Dermawan Intan Mayang Sari Istifara, Dinda Rahmi Jelisye Putri Cenery Jelisye Putri Cennery Kaka Rolanda Keke Kemala Dewi Khairani, Rahil Khairunisa Khairunisa Kiki Fadhila Putra Lara Sati Lasti Yossi Hastini Maliza, Nabila Mardhatillah, Annisa Mariyanti, Eka Marsando Tri Ananda Mawwaddah, Aulia Meiki Eru Putra Melisa Baitul Novia Mizia Yolanda Muhammad Chavit Andriansyah Muhammad Fajri Muhammad Feblianzeo Muhammad Hasbi MUHAMMAD HASBI Mutiara Gusliandini Nadia Rahma Fitri Nafa Amelsi Triantika Natasya Fortuna Nauval, Ariq Naya Klaresa Nesa Dela Konceta Nino Sri Purnama Yanti Nisa Riska Wahyu Nopaluwis Nopaluwis Norsafira, Mira Oktavian Thohari Oktria Oktria Panji Indra Lesmana Permata, Gitra Pingki Desta Putra Pratama, Kartika Fitri Prisma Alrezky Purnama Yanti, Nino Sri Puspita, Liza Putra, Yolan Dwi Putri Alya Thahira Putri Juwita Putri Ryvinasya Lidra Putri, Tifanny Syentia Rafa Alnanda Jodi Rafi Fajri Al Khaliq Rahma Yulia Rahmad Cahaya Rahmadani, Dwi Raihan Raihan, Raihan Ramadhani, Widya Reni Dahar Reva Daratista Reza Dwi Afrilla Yulanda Rike Safrianti Riska Aulia Rizki Zulmi, Cahaya Adinda Robi Syafwar Roby Syafwar Rony Wahyudi, Rony Salsabilaa, Kirana Sarah Hilyatun Nisa Satria Falih Ibrahim Situmorang, Al Hafiz Sonia Permata Saria Sri Wahyuni Sry Wahyuni Sry Wahyuni SRY WAHYUNI, SRY Suci Ermadani Suherman Sudapi Syafwar, Robi Syafwar, Roby Syahputri Julia Anggraini Syahreza Pahlevi Syahril Syahril Syahril Syahril Telaumbanua, Friderika Friska Tri Agustiani Triantika, Nafa Amelsi Utama, Bobby Setia Utami, Rahmides Valentina K, Yunita Virly Dwi Febriani Warida Jasmiza Widia Ananda Widya Roza Yani, Puja Yonni Kurniawan Yufiandra, Defika Yulia Risa Zahra Karmila Zahra Meiza Zahra Mutia Putri Zaki Mubarak Zalita Putri Zalva Zahlia kairaini