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Strengthening Election Organizing Institutions, FH UII Students Undertake Internship at DIY KPU

The Undergraduate Study Program in Law (PSHPS), Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII) again sent its students to contribute to Internship activities, Monday (27/5/2024) in the Audio Visual and Discussion Room of the General Election Commission (KPU) Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY).

This activity was attended by International Program in Law students, Risang Mahesa Wrinsah as the intern, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. as the Head of Undergraduate Program in Law as well as Apprenticeship Supervising Lecturer, and Sri Surani from KPU Yogyakarta Special Region members and other KPU members.

“We are very grateful for the welcome from the KPU who are willing to accept our students to undertake apprenticeships, we hope that you can participate optimally. Please provide guidance and supervision to our students during the apprenticeship process. Our campus, especially the Undergraduate Study Program in Law, is open to collaborating with the KPU in organizing activities such as Seminars, Public Lectures, Practitioner Lectures in the future. We really hope to be able to establish good cooperation in the academic field with KPU DIY.” explained the Head of Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, UII.

In response to the word answer, Sri assessed that the DIY KPU was the right place for student interns to jump in and study directly the election socialization messages and political practices that are taking place in Indonesia. “We certainly welcome the cooperation plan offered by FH UII, some time ago we also held outreach on other campuses such as UKDW and UAD,” he concluded.

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Improving Academic Quality, Faculty of Law UII Holds Workshop on Scoring Assessment System Based on CPL and CPMK

The Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII) initiated a workshop on “Preparing an Assessment System Based on CPL and CPMK FH UII” on Tuesday (14/05) in the 4th Floor Mini Auditorium, Faculty of Law Building, Integrated Campus UII. The agenda was attended directly by all leadership lecturers and management lecturers of departments and study programs within the Faculty of Law UII. This event presented two presenters, namely Annisa Uswatun Khasanah, S.T., M.Sc., a lecturer at the Industrial Engineering Study Program, and Any Juliani, S.T., M.Sc. (Res. Eng.), Ph.D., a lecturer in the Environmental Engineering Study Program.

The Study Program in Law carried out this workshop to introduce information systems related to the curriculum, such as CPL (Graduate Learning Outcomes), CPMK (Course Learning Outcomes), course structure, syllabi, and RPS (Course Specification), where the system has been actualized and well formulated by the Environmental Engineering Study Program and the Industrial Engineering Study Program.

In his remarks, the Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., explained that the assessment should be based on CPL and CPMK, In contrast, implementation at FH UII is still based on the mid-semester examination (UTS), final semester examination (UAS), and assignments. “The urgency of this workshop is due to the demands for accreditation; we were asked to evaluate the achievement of the CPL, which has been determined in the curriculum,” he concluded.

In her presentation, Annisa revealed that the level of lecturer participation in filling in CPMK and CPL achievements in the study program system is a big challenge. “Of course, all lecturers must be willing to fill in this to ensure the continuity of the learning quality system. “Every week or once a month, we hold a study program meeting where each lecturer is required to present the CPL and CPMK to provide feedback on course deficiencies so that they can be improved together,” she explained.

Furthermore, Any Juliani revealed that the focus of measuring CPL and CPMK is that apart from students having to pass according to the CPL we produce, there must also be continuous improvement. “We look for the root cause of the problem of CPL, which is difficult to achieve, then we evaluate it through RPS evaluation meetings at the end of each academic year to find out what the causes are that are difficult to achieve and what recommendations for improvement are made,” explained the Head of the Undergraduate Environmental Engineering Study Program.

In the future, Dodik hopes that developing the infrastructure for the CPL and CPMK assessment filling system can be realized immediately to streamline the accreditation and assessment process for lecturers at Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia.

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Implementation of Collective Passports to Encourage Internationalization at FH UII

The Faculty of Law,Universitas Islam Indonesia, on Tuesday, April 30 2024, carried out Collective Passport Service activities in collaboration with the DIY Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. This collective passport service is carried out for one day, starting at 09.00 WIB and taking place in the Preparation Room, 4th Floor, Faculty of Law Building, Universitas Islam Indonesia. A total of approximately 60 participants in making this collective passport were the UII Faculty of Law academic community consisting of students, lecturers and also several members of the general public.

As a new innovation, this collective passport making service not only serves to make new passports, but also serves to replace or extend passports, so that participants are not required to come directly to the DIY Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. “We are of course making various breakthroughs and innovations to continue developing immigration services as well as educating the public,” said the Head of the DIY Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Agung Rektono Seto, S.E., M.Si.

With the existence of collective passport service activities by the DIY Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, it can facilitate and speed up the process of making a passport, especially for the Faculty of Law academic community who want to travel abroad. Saves time and costs, and can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of implementing the Faculty of Law Internationalization program. The implementation of this collective passport service is certainly expected to encourage internationalization activities at the Faculty of Law and can be a strategic and useful step to improve the quality of education, research and reputation of the Faculty of Law at home and abroad.

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Public Lecture Immigration Legal Challenges in the Information Technology Era

At the end of April, to be precise on Tuesday 30 April 2024, the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia collaborated with the TPI Yogyakarta Class 1 Immigration Office to carry out an Immigration Public Lecture. The theme of this public lecture was “Immigration Challenges in Indonesia in the Technology and Information Era”, taking place in the 4th Floor Auditorium, Faculty of Law building, Islamic University of Indonesia. The public lecture started at 08:30 WIB with a resource person, Head of the Immigration Division, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, DIY, Dr. M. Yani Firdaus, S.H., M.H., then moderated by a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Nurmalita Ayuningtyas Harahap, S.H., M.H. The participants who attended this event were 250 active students from the Undergraduate Program at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia. 

“The public lecture with the theme “Immigration Challenges in Indonesia in the Age of Technology and Information” is a very interesting and up to date theme, very good to be delivered to students at the UII Faculty of Law, which happens to be my field of science, namely business law and focuses on two areas, namely the field of intellectual property rights and cyber law. Very good, because in the business law study program there are law & internet courses as the basics of law and technology studied at the UII Faculty of Law. Dr Yani Firdaus not only understands theoretically, but also understands practically, especially those related to immigration law and technological developments. With the development of sophisticated information technology, we know it as artificial intelligence. In Indonesia itself there is only the ITE Law and the PDP Law, it could be that in the near future it is possible that we will have to have a law related to artificial intelligence because its impact is already being felt. So I ask you to be able to focus and concentrate and don’t forget to actively ask questions and discuss with Mr. Firdaus while he is here. That was the speech from the Dean of the UII Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, SH, Mhum.

Dr. Firdaus in his presentation explained that immigration has created a policy that makes things easier for the public, for example simplifying the requirements for applying for a passport for Hajj and Umrah purposes, making it easier to make an electronic passport, a golden visa policy in order to support the national economy, etc. carried out online & on one platform via the website evisa.imigration.go.id. He also added that during 2024, as many as 11 golden visas have been issued. The Golden Visa itself is a visa given to foreigners with certain qualifications to stay in Indonesia for 5 or 10 years and can be extended with the aim of supporting the national economy.

After the presentation of the general lecture material was complete, the event continued with a speech from the Head of the DIY Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Agung Rektono Seto, S.E., M.Sc., then continued with the signing of the MBKM (Independent Learning Program Independent Campus) Legal Practice collaboration. Signing of the MoA for MBKM Legal Practice between the Faculty of Law and the TPI Yogyakarta Class I Immigration Office, represented by the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, SH, Mhum., and Head of the DIY Kemenkumham Regional Office, Agung Rektono Seto, S.E., M.Si and witnessed directly by The Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law UII, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. With the MBKM MoA for Legal Practice, it is hoped that it will provide benefits to students of the Faculty of Law, UII, Faculty of Law, UII, and also the Immigration Office.

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Cultural Event 2024 Ngabuburit with IP FH

The Cultural Event 2024 was again held by The International Program for Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia. This activity, which involved foreign lecturers and students, was carried out for 2 days and one night, which coincided with Friday and Saturday, March 22-23 2024, located at Sambi Resort and in Pentingsari, Cangkringan village. This 2024 Culture Event, which coincides with the month of Ramadan, carries the theme “Ngabuburit with IP FH: Understanding Islam During Ramadan and its Influence in Yogyakarta’s Cultural Heritage”. Apart from being an activity to increase familiarity between foreign lecturers, foreign students and teaching staff at the Faculty of Law, this activity is expected to provide useful insights related to Islam, especially in its influence on cultural heritage in Yogyakarta.

 

The Cultural Event 2024 was welcomed by the Dean of the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum, and continued with the presentation of material and breaking the fast together. The first presentation of material as an introduction to Islamic culture during the month of Ramadan was by the Head of Undergraduate Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH, MH, LLM, PhD., with the theme “Introducing Yogyakarta’s Culture”, and the next material was “Understanding Ramadan and Islam in Indonesia” by Ahmad Sadzali, Lc., M.H. Apart from presenting the material, other activities carried out were craft making classes using Janur, breaking fast together, training in traditional Gamelan music and traditional Javanese dance, as well as playing games and also BBQ together after congregational tarawih prayers. Foreign students who took part in this activity were Meeran Hamid from Pakistan, Balogun Faidat Temitope from Nigeria, Abi Abdullah from Bangladesh, Firdoos Khan from Pakistan, and Nurakhmet Khairul from Kazakhstan. There are also 3 foreign lecturers at the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, including Christopher M Cason, JD., LL.M. from the USA, Ahmad Saad Ahmad Al Dafrawi, Ph.D., MD., B.Sc. from Iraq, and Frances Duffy, LL.M., Grad Dip Ed, BA., CEL from Australia.

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International Guest Lecture Dr. Zsolt Hajnal Principles and Tendencies of the Private International Law of the European Union

On Thursday, March 14 2024, the International Guest Lecture activity was again carried out by The Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia. This activity was carried out online via Online Zoom at 20.00 IWT and was attended by students from the Undergraduate Study Program in Law. On this occasion, the International Guest Lecture activity was accompanied by resource person Dr. Zsolt Hajnal with the theme “Principles and Tendencies of the Private International Law of the European Union”.

Dr. Zsolt Hajnal, in his presentation, explained that the role of the European Union in the regulation of Private International Law is a new identity for defining the European legal order and facilitating the efficient functioning of the internal market. He also added that there is a new purpose for the role of the European Union in Private International Law which is regulated in the European Union, namely “As an internal market which creates the need to increase the predictability of litigation results, certainty of applicable law and freedom of movement in making decisions regarding legal conflict rules in member countries. The States will establish the same national law regardless of the state of the court in which an action is filed.”

The European Union has made significant efforts to create a unified system of private international law, aimed at simplifying legal issues across its member states. The system is built on a foundation of core principles and evolving trends. Private International Law can help determine which country’s law governs the dispute and ensure a fair and efficient resolution. So, with this activity, it is hoped that students from the Undergraduate Study Program in Lawwill be better prepared to handle legal issues with international elements which are a trend in the interconnected and developing world today.

This Guest Lecture event was moderated byThe Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., and attended by around 100 students from the Undergraduate Study Program in Law. Then a Guest Lecture event with resource person Dr. Zsolt Hajnal closed with questions and answers.

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Examination of Dissertation Proposal: Nita Ariyani

[KALIURANG]; The Doctoral Study Program of Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, held a dissertation proposal examination with Nita Ariyani as an examinee on Saturday (30/12) at 13.00 WIB. Nita presented her dissertation proposal entitled “Legal Politics regarding Education for Persons with Disabilities in Indonesia.”

In her proposal, Nita stated that appropriate and effective legal politics regarding education are necessary to eliminate various obstacles and challenges in fulfilling the right to education for people with disabilities. Legal politics is essential to reconstructing the law or creating new legal constructions that are related to fulfilling the right to education for people with disabilities in Indonesia.

Nita will conduct research regarding legal politics in education for people with disabilities, leading to a study of the fulfillment of government obligations in education for people with disabilities, both through obligations of results and obligations of action.

The researcher will also review the legislation and policies chosen by Indonesia concerning the education rights of persons with disabilities by using critical discourse and content analysis regarding the fundamental elements of legislation and policies in education for persons with disabilities in Indonesia.

The Proposal Examination, which was conducted via Zoom, was chaired by Dra. Sri Wartini, S.H., M.Hum, LL.M., Ph.D. (Chairman of the Session), attended by Prof. Dr. Sefriani, S.H., M.Hum. as a promoter, Dr. Suparman Marzuki, S.H., M.Si. as co-promoter, with examiners consisting of: Prof. Dr. Ni’matul Huda, S.H., M.Hum., Prof. Nandang Sutrisno, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., Prof. Marsudi Triatmodjo, S.H., LL.M., Prof. Dr. Rahayu, S.H., M.Hum.

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Triyo Rachmadi’s Preliminary Examination

[KALIURANG]; On Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 1 p.m., a Preliminary Examination on the Doctoral Study Program of Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia was held with the examinee Triyo Rachmadi, presenting a dissertation entitled “Ethics of Right and Ethics of Care Considerations in the Formation of Legislative Regulations in the Field of Health.”

 

In his proposal, Triyo Rachmadi said that his scientific work would observe how important it is to think about the ethics of rights and the ethics of care when making rules for health-related laws using the Omnibus Law method. This would help the government meet its duty to protect citizens’ health rights.

The proposal examination conducted via Zoom was led by Kaprodi PSHPD, Prof. Dr. M. Syamsudin, S.H., M.Hum. (Chairman of the examination), attended by Prof. dr. .M. Nasser, Sp.KK., FINSDV., AADV., D.Law. (Promotor), Dr. M. Arif Setiawan, S.H., M.H. (Co-Promotor), with examiners: Dr. Endrio Susilo, S.H., Dr. Sundoyo, S.H, M.KM. M.Hum., Prof. Nandang Sutrisno, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., and Dr. Suparman Marzuki, S.H., M.Si.

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Strengthening Collaboration, Faculty of Law UMS Initiates International Program Benchmarking to Faculty of Law UII

The Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) received a visit from the Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS) regarding internationalization governance on Friday (1/3) in the Erasmus Room, 3rd Floor, UII Faculty of Law Building. The group was received directly by the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., who responded positively to this visit. “You have to be unique if UMS friends want to develop an international program, and what you also need to prepare is studying the forms related to international accreditation. “By studying the form, we know what is needed to meet these standards,” he said. “Learning by doing, we are all at Faculty of Law UII have the principle of doing it first, if you don’t do it later, you’re just imagining things. “So, we urge you to immediately execute him after returning from here,” he said.

Present from the Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta included, Andria Luhur Prakoso, S.H., M.Kn. as Head of the Legal Science Study Program, Faculty of Law UMS Undergraduate Program, Fahmi Fairuzzaman, S.H., M.H., L.L.M. Secretary of the Legal Science Study Program, Faculty of Law UMS Undergraduate Program, who is also an alumnus of the UII Faculty of Law, Syaifuddin Zuhdi, S.HI., M.HI. Faculty of Law Quality Assurance Group and UMS Faculty of Law lecturer, Marisa Kurnianingsih, S.H., M.H., M.Kn. as Head of the UMS Legal Science Study Program Lab, and Falah Al Ghozali, S.H., L.LM. lecturer at Faculty of Law UMS. Then from Faculty of Law UII Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H. as Secretary of the International Undergraduate Study Program in Law.

This benchmarking visit was not without reason, the leaders of the UII Faculty of Law and the UMS Faculty of Law tried to review various aspects, one of which was the key to success in efforts to obtain international accreditation. Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. as Head of Study Program in Law Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, gave a presentation regarding the international management of the program at Faculty of Law UII. “Our basic capital is international accreditation, the first from Germany and the second from ASEAN. The existence of this accreditation then makes it easier for us to target foreign universities, whether they are Twinning Programs or Double Degree Programs. In the International Program, we require all learning to be in English, there are foreign students, our practicum courses are consistently in English, our RPS are written in English, the availability of foreign lecturers and facilities such as space for the International Court of Justice.”

The Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law UMS, Andria, then closed the visit by expressing his thanks to the Faculty of Law UII who had received him well. “With the Dean’s permission, we can collaborate and offer to realize the MBKM program and collaborate in the International Students Colloquium (ISC). “We will consider following up according to the university’s direction in order to open up opportunities for international development. We need partners for networking so that our students have experience abroad, one of our efforts is with the visiting agenda to Faculty of Law UII.” Obviously closing the conversation. The event then continued with a group photo session and the handover of visiting souvenir plaques.

The existence of the Independent Campus Learning Program (MBKM) also provides an opportunity for UMS to collaborate and establish cooperation with UII so that the benchmarking visit ends with planning for the implementation of activities rather than collaboration between Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia and. Faculty of Law Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta to carry out Student Exchange Curriculum and MBKM Workshop.

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Examining the Palestinian Humanitarian Crisis and the Role of International Justice

Israeli military troops reportedly attacked hundreds of residents of Gaza, Palestine, Thursday (29/2/2024). At least 112 people were reported killed in the attack. The victims were civilians who were queuing and gathering to wait for food aid in northern Gaza. This incident again increased the number of civilian and child casualties.

Responding to this critical condition, The Undergraduate Study Program in Law Faculty of Law (FH) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) took the initiative to hold a Public Lecture with the theme “The Role of International Justice for the State of Palestine”. FH UII invited a native Palestinian, Fatma Al Ghussain as Executive Director of the Amna Care Fund, a humanitarian organization that distributes aid to the Gaza Strip and the Palestinian Territory, as a speaker at a Public Lecture held on Monday (4/3) at 13.00 IWT at Audiovisual Room, 4th Floor, Faculty of Law Building Universitas Islam Indonesia.

in her presentation, Fatma stated that Israel has colonized Palestine since 1948 until today. Currently Gaza is in the process of a total siege. “There is no electricity, no water, no food, no medicine, no hospitals, no schools, because they burned down more than 350 schools and 80 hospitals,” he said at the start of the lecture. “This is not a religious conflict, this is very clearly genocide. Israel wants to destroy and eliminate the Palestinian people by any means. “You can even see them destroying churches and killing our brothers who embrace Christianity,” said Fatma.

This event then continued with a discussion and question and answer session moderated by the Undergraduate Study Program in Law Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. “The UN Security Council is the highest institution to make a decision whether this conflict can be ended or not, but one of the UN Security Councils, namely the United States, always uses its veto so that a resolution against Palestine and Israel is impossible,” he explained in answer to one of the students’ questions. Many countries hold a lot of evidence of crimes committed by Israel, one of which is Indonesia. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia then fought for Palestinian independence by providing an Advisory Opinion to the International Court of Justice. “As we know, Palestine has become one of the participants in the Ratification of the International Criminal Court, so that is an important asset for them to take this case to a more serious stage,” said the International Law Lecturer at Faculty of