Nama:Taha Abdul-Raoof Taha Al-Maktary
NPM:2215012083
CLASS:A
PRODI: S1 Arsitektur

Law enforcement and state protection in Indonesia are two important aspects that are interrelated. Law enforcement is needed to uphold the rule of law and protect citizens' rights from all forms of law violations, such as crime, corruption and human rights violations. Meanwhile, defending the country includes the government's efforts to protect the security, stability and sovereignty of the country from internal and external threats.

In Indonesia, law enforcement and state protection face complex challenges. Some of these challenges are related to the lack of public access to an independent and impartial judiciary, as well as the many human rights violations that have occurred in several parts of Indonesia. In addition, maintaining political stability and national security also has challenges such as terrorism and conflict in several areas. Therefore, collaborative efforts are needed between the government, society and various stakeholders to strengthen law enforcement and state protection in Indonesia, in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development and equity for all Indonesian people.

Nama:Taha Abdul-Raoof Taha Al-Maktary
NPM:2215012083
CLASS:A
PRODI: S1 Arsitektur

The rule of law in Indonesia is a principle which states that the law applies above all things and everyone, including the government, must obey this law. The reform era in Indonesia began in 1998 and brought about major changes in the Indonesian legal system to develop a stronger rule of law. In the context of international law or Interactional Law, Indonesia has signed and ratified various international legal instruments, and actively promotes the protection of human rights and the enforcement of international law. Nonetheless, there are still several challenges in implementing this principle, such as corruption, nepotism, and injustice in the justice system. Therefore, continuous efforts are still needed to strengthen the rule of law in Indonesia in order to achieve sustainable and just development goals for all Indonesian people.

Nama:Taha Abdul-Raoof Taha Al-Maktary
NPM:2215012083
CLASS:A
PRODI: S1 Arsitektur

NAMA: Taha Abdul-Raoof Taha Al-Maktary
NPM: 2215012083
CLASS: A
PRODI: S1 Arsitektur

The rule of law is a basic principle of law in Indonesia which states that law is above all forms of power and authority, including government power. This is regulated in Article 1 paragraph (3) and Article 7 paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution which emphasizes that power belongs to the people and the law must fulfill the requirements of justice and bring benefits to society. However, upholding the rule of law in Indonesia still faces various challenges and requires joint efforts and awareness to strengthen its implementation.

NAMA: Taha Abdul-Raoof Taha Al-Maktary
NPM: 2215012083
KELAS: A
PRODI: S1 Arsitektur