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Comparative Analysis of the Crime of Overspel (Adultery) in the Articles of the New Criminal Code and the Old Criminal Code Related to Adultery
Get PDFLaw in Indonesia is still largely influenced by Dutch law, both in terms of legal logic, legal concepts and theories. One of them is the regulation of the crime of adultery which is regulated by Article 284 of the Criminal Code. This setting is considered no longer relevant so it must be updated. The Criminal Code has reformed articles that are no longer in accordance with Indonesian culture. one of which is Article 411 concerning adultery which has been adapted to the norms and culture that apply in Indonesia. The problem taken from this research is a comparative analysis of the crime of overspel (adultery) in the articles of the new criminal code and the old criminal code related to adultery. The research method used in this research is Normative Juridical with the approach used being a statutory approach by analyzing the provisions contained in Articles 284 of the Criminal Code and 411 of the Criminal Code, research sources namely by law, secondary legal sources with scientific articles and books, tertiary book materials with dictionaries. The method of collecting legal materials with reference sources related to research, and the method of analyzing legal materials by understanding and reviewing the data collected. The results of the research concluded that the aim of updating the adultery article in the Criminal Code includes a value reorientation that attempts to accommodate the Indonesian value system in the offenses of adultery and cohabitation in the Criminal Code whose philosophy is in the form of safeguarding and respecting the institution/institutions of marriage, lineage, and upholding the values of marriage. moral values contained in Indonesian society. The aim of this research is to find out the comparison of the adultery article in article 284 of the old Criminal Code. and article 411 of the new Criminal Code. The changes to the adultery article in the Criminal Code are in accordance with the culture and norms that apply in Indonesia
The Concept of Quality Management for Graduates of the University of Muhammadiyah Prof. Dr. Hamka Based on Maq?sid syar?'ah Jasser Auda Perspective
No full textThis study aims to examine the implementation of Maq?sid syar?'ah from Jasser Auda's perspective in quality management of graduates at the University of Muhammadiyah Prof. Dr. Hamka (UHAMKA). Using a qualitative approach, this study integrates the six systemic features of Maq?sid shar?'ah proposed by Jasser Auda(1) (Cognition: Al-Idrakiyah) (2) Wholeness (Wholeness; Al-Kulliyah) (3) Openness; Al-Infitahiyah) (4) (Interrelated-Hierarchy; Al-Harakiriyah Al-Mu'tamadah Tabaduliyan) (5) Multi-dimensionality (Multidimensionality; Ta'addud Al-Ab'ad). While the last one is (6) Purposefulness (Purposefulness; Al-Maqasidiyah) into the quality management framework of higher education graduates. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with various stakeholders as well as analysis of official university documents, including tracer studies. The results of the study show that this Maq?sid shar?'ah-based approach is effective in improving academic competence, soft skills, and spiritual development of UHAMKA graduates. This study concludes that the integration of Maq?sid shar?'ah principles in higher education quality management can produce graduates who are not only academically competent, but also have high moral and spiritual integrity, so that they are ready to compete in the global job market
The Happiness in a Digital World – The Associations of Health, Family Life, and Digitalization Perceived Challenges - Path Model for Abu Dhabi: none
No full textThe digital revolution influenced all levels and spheres of human social activities covering personal communications and relationships, health and mental health, and hours spent online. However, the widespread implementation and effects of digital technologies amongst all segments of society have not been understandable. The effects touch all aspects of life, be it personal, social, or economic, touching people's happiness positively or negatively. This research is the first attempt in Abu Dhabi to look at the impact of digital transformation and the associations of other aspects of people's life. The objective of this study is to propose a path model for better understanding the degree of association of related behaviors related to digital transformation and people's happiness. An extensive literature search identified several related wellbeing dimensions for this study. We used the Abu Dhabi Quality of Life data for this purpose. Pre-analysis included correlation analysis, simple and multiple regression, factor analysis, and reliability analysis to test the appropriate variables. The final path model portrays the functional relationship between significant factors, with happiness being the ultimate variable. The dimensions of influence covered satisfaction with family life, subjective health, mental and related feelings, number of hours online, the perception of the positive impact of digitalization on society, and the perceived negative influence of digitization. Using LISREL, we designed and analyzed a reflective path model that produced significant fit statistics. Results show that we should not ignore the significant positive association between the digital resources/means in society and our happiness or health. However, results also point to the perception of the negative impact of digital transformation on how we feel and behave daily. The hours we spend online also add to our negative daily feelings. The nature of our satisfaction with our family life seems to influence our negative mixed feelings about digital practices and habits. The strong association between our overall happiness and subjective health produced the most significant association. Limitations and policy implications are discussed
Local Wisdom of Natural Resource Management in Communities Around the Mine in Central Halmahera Regency
Get PDFThe main problems of this research include two things, namely: (1) what local wisdom is related to the management of natural resources owned by the mining circle community in Central Halmahera Regency, and (2) how is the existence of the local wisdom of the mining circle community in managing natural resources? nature in Central Halmahera Regency. This study uses a qualitative approach that collects through document studies (literature review), observations (observations), and in-depth interviews. Research informants are people who live in the mining area which are determined by purposive sampling based on their knowledge and experience related to the research topic. The data collection locations were in the Central Halmahera Regency area covering two sub-districts, namely North Weda and Central Weda Districts. The results of the study show that the communities around the mines in Central Halmahera Regency classify natural resources based on where or where the resources are located, namely resources that are on the mainland. In managing these various natural resources, communities around mining have various traditions that can be seen as a form of local wisdom. The entry of the mining industry into Central Halmahera Regency has no more positive impacts than the negative effects it produces. Mining companies are seen by residents as 'giants' that destroy water sources that are vital for residents' lives so that they can no longer be used. In its development, the presence of mining companies, especially PT. IWIP, influences the existence of local wisdom in the communities in the study locations related to the management of their natural resources
Groundwater Vulnerability Study to Traditional Gold Mine Processing Pollution Using SYNTACS Method and GIS Approach
Get PDFGroundwater vulnerability study research conducted in Paya Ateuk Village, Pasie Raja District uses the SINTACS method. This method is an overlay method that combines 7 primary maps, namely soil texture maps, infiltration maps, slope maps, groundwater depth maps, rock unit maps, aquifer lithology maps, and hydroulic conductivity maps. Then the results of the assessment on the primary map parts are multiplied by the weight on the SINTACS classification and the results are combined into 1 groundwater vulnerability overlay map. The results of the map overlay produce 822 sections that have a range of groundwater vulnerability values ??at a score of 103.75 – 201.5 with low to high classification. Karst hill areas generally have moderate vulnerability values. Whereas in the lowlands with residential land use has a high vulnerability. This is due to the flat slope with sandstone, and moderate infiltration. Besides that, the texture of the soil is large and the depth of the groundwater is shallow. So that contamination on the surface can easily affect the quality of water in groundwater. Meanwhile, the groundwater vulnerability value is high in a narrow area with the use of paddy fields. Based on measurements of the quality of groundwater in wells owned by residents, it shows that the groundwater in the research location is of good quality. This is due to the large number of natural phytoremediation plants around the research area. Although the quality of groundwater is in good condition. The government as the policy maker still needs to regulate and provide official permits for traditional gold miners who are classified as illegal and continue to monitor the environment around traditional gold processing areas
Digital Sovereignty in Indonesia-China Trade Relations
Get PDFThe China-Indonesia bilateral cooperation relationship has been going on for a long time, including cooperation in the trade sector. In 2019, the signing of the e-SKA data MoU was carried out as a basis for exchanging data for exporters and importers of the two countries. The transformation of the certificate of origin into e-SKA is one of the efforts to keep pace with the increasingly rapid development of technology and digital. Thus, digital developments need to be accompanied by the readiness of the state to have a defense and security system as an effort to maintain and realize digital sovereignty. This research was analyzed with the theory of Competitive Intelligence. The method used is a qualitative method with Content Analysis specifications
Employee Performance Model Based on e-HRM: Employee Green Behavior as A Performance Indicator in The Coal Mining Company
No full textThis paper provides a perspective on the concept of employee performance based on e-HRM in the coal mining service industry in Indonesia. The research methodology uses documentary analysis of empirical studies and examines the perceptions of managers working in the HRM field. e-HRM is human resources management that is supported by digital technology, while employee performance in this case is the performance of employees who work in coal mining companies. This study aims to identify e-HRM practices to improve employee performance in terms of green employee behavior in the workplace. The results show that employee performance is closely related to e-HRM, green employee motivation, and person-job fit. Dynamic business conditions are a challenge for companies to be able to achieve productivity, and efficiency and always pay attention to the impact of safety, health & environment (SHE). HRD Department must provide support and develop appropriate competencies for its employees to improve employee professionalism. Managers must also be adept at empowering employees, caring about employee welfare, and maintaining employee safety & health. This empirical study and interview of respondents are very necessary for companies that are trying to carry out digital transformation in the HRM field to build production performance and employee awareness of the conditions of the work environment
The Effect of Employee Engagement on Employee Performance in Ghana's MSMEs Sector During Covid-19: The Moderating Role of Job Resources
No full textMicro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the globe have been the major victims of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has plunged the business world into a serious crisis. However, Employee Engagement (EE) has been labeled as an essential nutrient that organizations need in order to survive in these turbulent times. This study was to examine the effect of EE on Employee Performance during the COVID-19 pandemic and how this relationship is moderated by job demands. The study used a sample size of 395 respondents who were chosen from a variety of MSMEs via a convenience sampling method. The study used a survey questionnaire approach as the main method for collecting primary data. The result of the correlation analysis showed that there was a significant relationship between EE and employee performance. It was revealed that job resources moderated the relationship between EE and employee performance. Finally, the result showed that job resources had a significant effect on EE. Thus, it can be concluded that, in the face of COVID-19, EE is a significant predictor of the performance of employees in the MSMEs sector
Phonetic Study: The Use of Diction in Short Story Essays of Class XI Students of SMA Negeri 10 Depok
Get PDFThe aim of the research was to find out the diction used by students in composing short stories. The research method used is descriptive qualitative method. The data source for this research was short stories written by students of class XI at SMA Negeri 10 Depok in the 2021/2022 academic year. The results of the study obtained 10 requirements for the accuracy of the use of diction using the percentage technique. Based on the research conducted by the researcher, 81 data were obtained from 42 students' short story essays. Of the 10 types of diction accuracy requirements analyzed, the results of inaccurate use of diction were as follows: use of general and special words 11.11%, use of connotative and denotative words 27.16%, use of almost synonymous words 35.81%, use of idioms 4.93%, continuity of word choice 11.11 %, and the use of the word senses 9.87%. From the results obtained, it can be concluded that class XI students used a lot of synonymous diction in the short story essays they made and only a few found inaccuracies, most of them were correct and appropriate for their use in short story essays
