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Proceeding International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law
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International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law is a international conference to identify the transforming and restructuring law strategy for finally find solution based. In conclusion, the public had basic tendencies and patterns towards law have been revealed. A pandemic that is followed by a crisis creates a situation when society and the law are transformed according to social change. Legal transformation and restructuring is a challenge that emerged during and after the pandemic as a consequence of the social changes that occurred in society.
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The Importance of Self-Awareness regarding Forest Fire Triggerers Shinta Rahmalia Saputri
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Forest fires are events where forests or land burn which results in natural and environmental damage which can cause economic, flora and fauna, socio-cultural, political and climate change losses. This paper uses a qualitative method, namely a method that focuses on in-depth observation of the data and facts that occur. The main factor is the use of land for other purposes, for example; building factories, other plantations, opening roads, etc. But besides all that, there are side effects that arise as a result of forest fires that are set deliberately.
Law Enforcement against Perpetrators of the Crime of Smuggling Imported used Clothes according to Positive Law Mahendra Akbar Rachmadhani
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The action of a person to possess goods using clandestine methods that are contrary to statutory regulations is called smuggling. In Indonesia, the crime of smuggling imported used clothing often occurs. This incident occurred due to encouragement from the Indonesian people to have a high interest in foreign products at lower prices. From the act of smuggling imported second-hand clothes, they are able to reap greater profits, thus attracting the interest of individuals involved in smuggling activities. On this occasion, the author uses a normative juridical method based on the perspective of Indonesian positive law, also uses a qualitative descriptive type of research with data analysis techniques based on literature studies by reviewing books and linking literature related to the issues raised in this journal. The perpetrators of criminal cases involving smuggling of imported second-hand clothing cannot be taken lightly, the need for law enforcement for these criminal acts. Stricter supervision is carried out in areas where goods enter from abroad by the government, law enforcement officials and customs agencies. The crime of smuggling has an impact on reducing the country's income and growth, so strict law enforcement is needed against the perpetrators. Together with existing laws and regulations to protect against smuggling, we will then be able to implement these regulations optimally together with the government.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as Convergence in Inclusive Spatial Planning Policy Giftian Fajri Rustyono; Batara Wahyu Putera; Nanda Dwi Purnama; Bobo Alex Sandro; Arlangga Surya Renata
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As a global agenda, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as a guideline for all international countries in implementing development with accountability for the well-being of both humans and the environment. From this foundation, the reasons why Sustainable Development Goals are important lie in their integration of economic, social, and environmental dimensions in development. Therefore, when examining these goals and connecting them to spatial policies, harmony is generated. This research demonstrates that the convergence between SDGs and Spatial Planning Policies has a significant impact on sustainable development, considering that spatial planning itself aligns various aspects of development. This ensures that land and space utilization can be maximized and optimized efficiently without sacrificing much. By integrating SDGs into Spatial Planning Policies, a more inclusive spatial plan can be created.
A Review of Climate Change Finance Policy in Indonesia Rafii Diaz Rasendriya
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Climate change has caused negative impacts in various sectors, including the environment, health, and the economy. The government is trying to deal with these impacts with mitigation and adaptation efforts, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a sustainable manner. However, to achieve the emission reduction target in accordance with the NDC, the Government of Indonesia needs a large source of funding. Although the budget from the state budget is still insufficient, the government needs to find additional funding sources, such as loans, grants, cooperation with business entities, donations from international organizations, issuing green bonds, and involving the private sector through CSR. In addition, the government will implement the Value of Carbon Economy (NEK) such as carbon trading, carbon levy, RBP, and other mechanisms, which are expected to support climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts. All of these are expected to help the government achieve the GHG emission reduction target in accordance with the NDC document.
Effectiveness of Implementing Sustainable Development in The Context of Natural Resource Management and Environmental Protection Wildan Alfa Sina
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Sustainable development is a development paradigm that places a balance between economic growth, environmental protection and social justice as the main foundation. This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of implementing sustainable development in the context of natural resource management and environmental protection. The research methods used involve analysis of policy documentation, interviews with stakeholders, and field surveys. The research results show that the implementation of sustainable development has not been fully effective in achieving the goals of natural resource management and environmental protection. Even though there are policies that support the principles of sustainable development, there are still obstacles in their implementation, such as a lack of coordination between agencies, minimal community participation, and a shortage of human resources. The importance of building synergy between the government, private and community sectors is the key to increasing the effectiveness of implementing sustainable development. This research also recommends the need to strengthen the role of communities in decision making, implement environmentally friendly technology, and increase human resource capacity at the local level. By improving the coordination system and increasing active community participation, it is hoped that the implementation of sustainable development can be more effective in managing natural resources and protecting the environment, thereby realizing sustainable and balanced development for future generations.
Analysis of the Indonesian Government's Actions in Addressing Climate Change from a Legal Perspective Hisyam Ramadhan
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Introduction: Climate change has recently become a hot topic of discussion in international forums. As a manifestation of its contribution to addressing climate change and ensuring the fulfillment of its citizens' rights, the Indonesian government, despite ratifying various international agreements related to climate change and devising several strategies, faces a gap between policy commitments and the on-ground reality that indicates a lack of significant impact on climate change. Deforestation, coal usage, and forestry issues have emerged as primary focal points, highlighting the inadequacy of effectiveness in addressing climate change. This research aims to elucidate the extent of the government's commitment to tackling global climate change. The study employs a normative legal method, analyzing related regulations and legal norms through literature review. Secondary data used in this article were obtained through literature review and presented descriptively. Consequently, enhancing inter-agency coordination, strengthening regulations and oversight, and engaging in community education are crucial recommendations to improve the government's effectiveness in responding to the challenges of climate change in Indonesia.
Balancing Act: Examining the Efficacy of Environmental Protection Laws in Natural Resource Management Fauzan Saputro
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This abstract explores the intricate interplay between environmental protection laws and their effectiveness in the realm of natural resource management. Termed a "Balancing Act," the study scrutinizes the delicate equilibrium between regulatory frameworks and the practical conservation of natural resources. The investigation delves into the multifaceted nature of environmental protection laws, evaluating their design, implementation, and impact on sustainable resource utilization. By examining case studies and legal precedents, the research aims to elucidate the successes and challenges associated with these laws. It also considers the dynamic environmental landscape, acknowledging the need for adaptive legal mechanisms to address emerging issues. The efficacy of environmental protection laws in promoting conservation and mitigating environmental degradation is analyzed through a comprehensive lens. The study scrutinizes the enforcement mechanisms, regulatory compliance, and the role of stakeholders in achieving the intended conservation outcomes. Potential gaps and shortcomings in the existing legal frameworks are identified, and recommendations for improvement are proposed. In conclusion, "Balancing Act" contributes valuable insights into the ongoing discourse on environmental protection laws and their impact on natural resource management. By unraveling the complexities of this intricate relationship, the research seeks to inform policymakers, legal practitioners, and environmental advocates on optimizing regulatory frameworks for a sustainable and harmonious coexistence between human activities and the natural environment.
The Important Role of Government for Spatial Planning in A Sustainable Development Perspective Himatul Aliyah; Frensiska Ardhiyaningrum; Luthfi Nur Azizah; Maulia Nurfadillah; Marshela Alviani
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Law enforcement regarding spatial planning errors, namely the regeneration of the spatial planning atlas, is very important. The law enforcement process is the most common problem encountered when carrying out spatial planning, because too many spatial planning violations are allowed. The impact was that the spatial plan was changed because this violation was legalized. In realizing sustainable development goals in Indonesia, it is necessary to have a relationship between nature, a group of residents, and area managers in spatial planning in order to increase welfare in society. The problem taken in this study is how to implement spatial planning and achieve sustainable development. Based on Law No. 26 of 2007 concerning Spatial Planning, normative juridical techniques with descriptive analysis can conclude that there are inconsistencies in law enforcement regarding deviations in spatial planning, and the sanctions given are not commensurate with the mistakes committed.
Weather Changes and Impacts on Agriculture in Rural Areas: Mitigation and Adaptation Efforts Rachma Putri Dwi Amalia; Nur Suci Putri Solikati; Tegar Prasetyo Utomo; Rizqi Rakhmadhani Zahya; Istifarin Herdiana Fitrah
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One of the biggest obstacles in rural farming is changes in weather. The impact of severe weather changes can include increasing temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, long dry seasons, and natural disasters that occur more frequently. This impact can be significant on agricultural productivity and prosperous farmers in rural areas. Therefore, there is a need for adaptation and mitigation efforts to overcome the impacts of weather changes. Adaptation can be achieved by improving farmers' skills in managing natural resources, using technology that is more environmentally friendly, and improving agricultural practices that are more sustainable for the future. Apart from that, mitigation can be done by implementing effective processing practices for agricultural waste.
Legal Protection of Songwriters whose Works are Used on Social Media without Permission Based on Copyright Law Laila Alfida
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Intellectual property rights are exclusive rights in the fields of technology, science or art and literature. Ownership of intellectual property is not a product, but the result of human thought and creativity, which is in the form of ideas or opinions. Copyright infringers can also be civilly sanctioned with damages for infringement. Damage lawsuit in the form of a request to hand over all or part of the income earned by the infringer from the use of the creation. Legal protection of copyright songs and music for infringement on the Internet, although it is clearly stated in the Copyright Act No. 28 Year 2014, the application of this law is still not effective. This is because people still do not know about copyright laws that protect the copyright of songs and music and what actions are prohibited by law. The same applies to song copyrights. Musicians are not required to register their songs with the National Intellectual Property Office just to protect song copyright because copyright does not arise from the fact of registration.

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