Restructuring Mass Organizations: Between Freedom of Association and Public Order

Indonesia has experienced a significant shift in legal politics regarding mass organization disbandment regulation. From a regulatory regime in which due process was strictly regulated to protect the right to association, to one in which…

Civil society organizations (CSOs) serve as vital pillars of democracy by providing a platform for public participation in monitoring state power. However, the regulation of CSOs is characterized by overlapping authority between the…

Civil society organizations (CSOs) in Indonesia play an important role in strengthening social development and democratic processes; however, their governance continues to face a range of challenges that limit their effectiveness. This…

Civil Society Organization (CSO) governance in Indonesia stands at the intersection of protecting democratic freedoms and maintaining public order to foster a favorable investment climate. Although various regulations have been enacted,…

Freedom of association is a constitutional right guaranteed under Article 28 and Article 28E(3) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. Nevertheless, the development of regulations governing community organizations (Ormas)…