ALSA LC UGM

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Asian Law Students’ Association (ALSA) is a non-profit, non-political organization that aims to connects law students from the corners of Asia. As an organization that includes 16 national chapters, ALSA has been a melting pot for various culture throughout Asia since its founding over 30 years ago. With the sheer number of national chapters that joined ALSA, the organization has connected around 12.000 students Asia-wide.

  1. 08/12/2022

    Know Your Rights Podcast #4: "PJJ 3 Tahun, Apakah Hak Pelajar Masih Diakomodir?"

    Greetings, ALSAians! __________________ The Know Your Rights Podcast is back to bring you another episode! As we all know, Know Your Rights has the goal to remind us all about the rights that we may have forgotten or the rights that we have to be aware of! It's been almost 3 years since students in Indonesia have been doing "Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh (PJJ)" because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, we are entering a new era marked by the start of "Pembelajaran Tatap Muka  (PTM)". How is it implemented? Have the student rights lost during PJJ been accommodated? With this, ALSA LC UGM’s Law Development Division proudly presents a podcast titled: KYR Podcast #4 “PJJ 3 Tahun, Apakah Hak Pelajar masih Diakomodir?” This discussion will be hosted by our special speakers: 1. Adinda Atmim L. N.  (Staff of Law Development 2021); and 2. Indri Eka S. N. (Staff of Law Development 2021). Everyone can access this podcast through ALSA LC UGM’s Spotify! We hope that this episode can enlighten us all about not just the law itself, but also its history. Stay safe and take care wherever you are! _________________ One Force One Vision ALSA, Always be One!

    Know Your Rights Podcast #4: "PJJ 3 Tahun, Apakah Hak Pelajar Masih Diakomodir?"

  2. 07/16/2022

    ALSA Development II: "Skills Development 101: Public Speaking, Networking, and Leadership"

    Based on the results of  “ALSA Aspiration: Identify Your Passion 2022”, we can conclude that a lot of members of ALSA LC UGM have a huge interest in developing their soft skills in terms of public speaking, networking, and leadership. As a facilitator of the interests and talents of members, ALSA LC UGM is responsible to provide a platform regarding this matter, therefore we created a podcast entitled “Skills Development 101: Public Speaking, Networking, and Leadership”! This discussion will be guided by our host, Diva Vincenza (Staff of Internal Affairs 2021) who will give some questions about the topic to our special speakers: 1. Devana Aira Jelita (Tax Law Analyst at Taxsam.co & Vice Director of Organizational Affairs 2019/2020); and 2. Tamara Viansia (Advisory Council of ALSA LC UGM 2021/2022 & Manager of External Affairs 2020/2021). This podcast is expected to give insight, motivation, and tips to develop their public speaking, networking, and leadership skills so don’t miss out on our fun and delightful discussion by listening to our podcast right now!

    ALSA Development II: "Skills Development 101: Public Speaking, Networking, and Leadership"

  3. 05/06/2022

    Know Your Rights Podcast #3: "10 Years Later: Indonesia's Sexual Assault Laws"

    The Know Your Rights Podcast is back to bring you another episode! As we all know, Know Your Rights has the goal to remind us all about the rights that we may have forgotten or the rights that we have to be aware of! Sexual violence is an issue that Indonesia has been struggling with for years. Insufficient regulations have been a major factor in the rising number of sexual violence cases Indonesia has experienced. This problem led to the notion of creating a new law to combat the occurrences of sexual violence. Therefore, as of 12th April 2022, the UU-TPKS was ratified but many wonder what this law actually entails for the citizens of Indonesia. With this, ALSA LC UGM’s English Development Division proudly presents a podcast titled: KYR Podcast #3 “10 Years Later: Indonesia’s Sexual Assault Laws” This discussion will be hosted by our special speakers: 1. Margaretha Nami (Staff of English Development 2021); and  2. Gracella Chafrina (Staff of English Development 2021). Everyone can access this podcast through ALSA LC UGM’s Spotify! We hope that this episode can enlighten us all about not just the law itself, but also its history. Stay safe and take care wherever you are!

    Know Your Rights Podcast #3: "10 Years Later: Indonesia's Sexual Assault Laws"

  4. 10/27/2021

    ALSA LAWCAST #4 (Part 2): "Mural Kritik Pemerintah Dihapus Paksa, Masih Bebaskah Rakyat Berpendapat?"

    Greetings, ALSAians!   Some time ago, social media was bustling with the appearance of a mural with a face similar to Jokowi's blindfolded with the words 404: Not Found. The discussion became even more lively when the mural was removed by the authorities and not long after a massive mural removal to ones which were suspected to contain criticism towards the government happened. The climax was when those muralists were "hunted" by the police. A huge wave of protest on social media has arisen regarding the people's freedom of expression. Even Gejayan Memanggil held a mural contest titled Lomba Mural Dibungkam, which was participated by muralists in various cities in Indonesia as a form of protest. Public discussion about this case is also associated with the "rebirth" of the article on insulting the president in the RUU KUHP. The question arises: What will happen to the people's freedom of expression in the future? As the public, especially the muralists concern is increasing regarding the assurance of their right to freedom of expression, it is necessary to hold discussions and actions to raise public awareness about the right to freedom of expression. To realize this goal, the Law Development Division of ALSA LC UGM proudly presents a Podcast entitled: "LAWCAST #4: "Mural Kritik Pemerintah Dihapus Paksa, Masih Bebaskah Rakyat Berpendapat?" This discussion will be guided by Moderator: Ainnaya Fitri Qamarani (Law Development, 2020) And participated by special guests: 1. Amat Banteng - Pecandu Seni Kampus; and 2. Muhammad Fatahillah Akbar, S.H., LL.M. (UGM) This podcast can be accessed on Spotify ALSA LC UGM. With this podcast, we hope that we can give a comprehensive understanding and spread awareness related to the right of freedom of expression. Stay safe and take care wherever you are! ___________________ To Inspire and To Aspire ALSA, Always be One!

    ALSA LAWCAST #4 (Part 2): "Mural Kritik Pemerintah Dihapus Paksa, Masih Bebaskah Rakyat Berpendapat?"

  5. 10/27/2021

    ALSA LAWCAST #4 (Part 1): "Mural Kritik Pemerintah Dihapus Paksa, Masih Bebaskah Rakyat Berpendapat?"

    Greetings, ALSAians!   Some time ago, social media was bustling with the appearance of a mural with a face similar to Jokowi's blindfolded with the words 404: Not Found. The discussion became even more lively when the mural was removed by the authorities and not long after a massive mural removal to ones which were suspected to contain criticism towards the government happened. The climax was when those muralists were "hunted" by the police. A huge wave of protest on social media has arisen regarding the people's freedom of expression. Even Gejayan Memanggil held a mural contest titled Lomba Mural Dibungkam, which was participated by muralists in various cities in Indonesia as a form of protest. Public discussion about this case is also associated with the "rebirth" of the article on insulting the president in the RUU KUHP. The question arises: What will happen to the people's freedom of expression in the future? As the public, especially the muralists concern is increasing regarding the assurance of their right to freedom of expression, it is necessary to hold discussions and actions to raise public awareness about the right to freedom of expression. To realize this goal, the Law Development Division of ALSA LC UGM proudly presents a Podcast entitled: "LAWCAST #4: "Mural Kritik Pemerintah Dihapus Paksa, Masih Bebaskah Rakyat Berpendapat?" This discussion will be guided by Moderator: Ainnaya Fitri Qamarani (Law Development, 2020) And participated by special guests: 1. Amat Banteng - Pecandu Seni Kampus; and 2. Muhammad Fatahillah Akbar, S.H., LL.M. (UGM) This podcast can be accessed on Spotify ALSA LC UGM. With this podcast, we hope that we can give a comprehensive understanding and spread awareness related to the right of freedom of expression. Stay safe and take care wherever you are! ___________________ To Inspire and To Aspire ALSA, Always be One!

  6. 09/01/2021

    [ALSA KNOW YOUR RIGHTS PODCAST #2: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LABOUR RIGHTS DURING THE PANDEMIC]

    [ALSA KNOW YOUR RIGHTS PODCAST #2: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LABOUR RIGHTS DURING THE PANDEMIC] ___________________ Greetings, ALSAians! Know Your Rights Podcast is back with another exciting episode! Of course, Know Your Rights substantially reminds all of us about the rights that we may have forgotten and the rights that we may not be aware of! The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly affected the world of work. In addition to the threat to public health, the economic and social disruption threatens the long-term livelihoods and wellbeing of millions of workers. With the Restrictions Towards Community Activities (PPKM) and other relevant regulations to prevent physical contact, workplaces are also being shut down. Due to the decrease of income, some companies cannot protect their workers’ rights. Millions of workers have been terminated and this phenomenon might lead to a bigger problem. With this, ALSA LC UGM's English Development Division proudly present a podcast titled: “KYR Podcast #2 “The Implementation of Labour Rights During The Pandemic". This discussion will be hosted by our special speakers: 1. Alifia Khansa (Staff of Internal Affairs Division 2020); and 2. Alberta Donabella (Staff of English Development Division 2020). Everyone can access this podcast through ALSA LC UGM's Spotify. We hope that this episode can enlighten us all about the importance of protecting labour rights. Stay safe and take care wherever you are! ____________________ To Inspire and To Aspire ALSA, Always be One!

    [ALSA KNOW YOUR RIGHTS PODCAST #2: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LABOUR RIGHTS DURING THE PANDEMIC]

  7. 08/19/2021

    E-TALKS #5 (Part 1): Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification

    Our world has entered the Digital Era. Technology is all around us and our knowledge is expanded rapidly and vastly through the internet with little to no human intervention. And thus, a new threat emerges, namely Cybercrime. Cybercrime is a crime that involves a computer and a network, in which the computer may have been used in the commission of a crime, or the target, to harm someone's security and financial health. Knowing that Indonesia has been in a rather tough position with regards to cybersecurity, discussing this matter can help shed some light onto what can be done for improvement. This can also raise the citizens' awareness and understanding on how they can protect themselves from cyberattacks. With that in mind, questions escalate amongst people such as what motivated these data leaks? How do cybercriminal organizations usually operate? And what are the government's attempts to combat these cybercrimes? To answer those questions, English Development Division ALSA LC UGM proudly presents a Podcast titled: E-TALKS #5 “Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification". This discussion will be led by our Moderator: Queeney Sutanto (English Development Division, 2020) And participated by our special speakers: 1. Anton Setiyawan (Spokesperson of National Cyber and Crypto Agency). 2. Dr. Josua Sitompul (Head of Legal Division of Indonesia Cyber Law Community); and This Podcast can only be accessed on Spotify. With this Podcast, we hope that we can give a comprehensive understanding and awareness regarding terrorism attacks. Stay safe and take care wherever you are!

    E-TALKS #5 (Part 1): Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification

  8. 08/19/2021

    E-TALKS #5 (Part 2): Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification

    Our world has entered the Digital Era. Technology is all around us and our knowledge is expanded rapidly and vastly through the internet with little to no human intervention. And thus, a new threat emerges, namely Cybercrime. Cybercrime is a crime that involves a computer and a network, in which the computer may have been used in the commission of a crime, or the target, to harm someone's security and financial health. Knowing that Indonesia has been in a rather tough position with regards to cybersecurity, discussing this matter can help shed some light onto what can be done for improvement. This can also raise the citizens' awareness and understanding on how they can protect themselves from cyberattacks. With that in mind, questions escalate amongst people such as what motivated these data leaks? How do cybercriminal organizations usually operate? And what are the government's attempts to combat these cybercrimes? To answer those questions, English Development Division ALSA LC UGM proudly presents a Podcast titled: E-TALKS #5 “Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification". This discussion will be led by our Moderator: Queeney Sutanto (English Development Division, 2020) And participated by our special speakers: 1. Anton Setiyawan (Spokesperson of National Cyber and Crypto Agency). 2. Dr. Josua Sitompul (Head of Legal Division of Indonesia Cyber Law Community); and This Podcast can only be accessed on Spotify. With this Podcast, we hope that we can give a comprehensive understanding and awareness regarding terrorism attacks. Stay safe and take care wherever you are!

    E-TALKS #5 (Part 2): Traversing the Cyber World: Challenges of Security, Inadequacy of Existing Laws and Rectification
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Asian Law Students’ Association (ALSA) is a non-profit, non-political organization that aims to connects law students from the corners of Asia. As an organization that includes 16 national chapters, ALSA has been a melting pot for various culture throughout Asia since its founding over 30 years ago. With the sheer number of national chapters that joined ALSA, the organization has connected around 12.000 students Asia-wide.

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  • Creator
    ALSA LC UGM
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2022
  • Episodes
    21
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © ALSA LC UGM
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