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Jurnal Politik Indonesia (Indonesian Journal of Politics)
Published by Universitas Airlangga
ISSN : 23032073     EISSN : 28082710     DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.20473/jpi.v7i2.31126
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Jurnal Politik Indonesia (Indonesian Journal of Politics - IJP) is a peer-reviewed journal that specifically covers areas of research in Democracy, Governance, Political Thought, Contemporary Politics, Ethics, and Discourse on Justice. Articles that discuss the theoretical aspects of Political Philosophy, Theories of Democracy, Governance, Ethics and Discourse on Justice are welcome, as well as pieces that engage in the discussion of democratic governance practices, election, and contemporary national and international politics.
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YouTube as digital public sphere: Controversary over Indonesia’s Military Reform Law Putri, Lutfiani Sayyida Eka; Lestari, Kalimah Wasis; Payo, Nadia; Ambardo, Marsha; Nareshwari, Syalsabila Amalia; Aqila, Ratu Sakinatul; Cahyani, Eylin Intan Regita; Sahara, Berliana Elsa
Jurnal Politik Indonesia (Indonesian Journal of Politics) Vol. 11 No. 2 (2025)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20473/jpi.v11i2.79858

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The issue of revising the TNI Law has been considered an offense against the principles of democracy and civil supremacy, triggering fears of the military's dual function (including involvement in socio-political affairs), as seen during Suharto's New Order era. This research aims to analyze the pros and cons of the audience of the Bocor Alus Politik YouTube channel towards the Revision of the Indonesian National Army Law (RUU TNI) through the comments of the content titled "Actors & Lobbies behind the Revision of the TNI Law". This research employs a quantitative approach, utilizing a sentiment analysis method to classify netizen comments. The research data consisted of 4,209 comments collected from the YouTube content. The analysis results indicate dominance of positive sentiment (3,694 comments) over negative sentiment (512 comments), with an accuracy rate of 86.20%. The positive group used appreciative words such as "support", "brave", and "media", which showed support for civil supremacy and independent media. Meanwhile, the negative group employs diction that delegitimizes the media, using words such as "stooge" and "slander", reflecting skepticism towards media objectivity and support for military involvement in the civilian sector. This research demonstrates that YouTube serves as a digital deliberation arena, showing the political polarization of Indonesian society regarding civil-military relations.
Child labour and sexual exploitation in Bangladesh: Analysis of government failure to protect children's rights within the constitutional framework Lalu Ary Kurniawan Hardi; Casey Alexa Kruger; Richard Anderson; Ryanta Septario Yudhananta; Irfan Rafi Maulana; Celine Chelsea Amelia Afaratu; Nicky Emmanuel Simanjuntak; Chantya Rania Syaikha Jatmiko; Taufik Hidayat; Fahanza Dalih Al Faraz
Jurnal Politik Indonesia (Indonesian Journal of Politics) Vol. 11 No. 2 (2025)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20473/jpi.v11i2.79896

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In the context of the constitution and in its execution, the state is now required to satisfy the rights of its citizens, particularly the rights of children. Nonetheless, many nations around the world continue to fail to fully enforce these rights, which would lead to social discontent. Bangladesh is one of these nations, with a high prevalence of abuses of children's rights. With an emphasis on child labor, sexual exploitation, and the government's policy reaction, this study uses a qualitative research approach and a thorough literature analysis to investigate child rights abuses in Bangladesh. Peer-reviewed scholarly journals, official government publications, and reports from international organizations were among the many secondary sources from which the data were collected. Despite the existing legal and constitutional framework for protecting children's rights, child labour and sexual exploitation still happens regularly. It is found that the root causes of these phenomenon are poverty and religio-cultural values in Bangladesh’s society. Thus addressing these problems could help to further make existing laws to protect children’s rights even more systemic.

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