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Kabinet Cakrawala Perubahan

Dewan Mahasiswa — Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Guides

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Legal foundations for student council statements on national affairsFor university-based representative bodies across Australia and Indonesia, the act of publishing a position statement on a national matter carries real legal…
Student Advocacy For Reformed Drug Policies In Campus DormitoriesUniversity accommodation is often treated as a private space governed by strict disciplinary rules. In reality, dormitories are shared homes where students…
Free speech on campus: Indonesian legal precedents examinedThe right to speak freely on university campuses has long been a fault line between state authority and academic aspiration in Indonesia. From the reformasi…
Building Safe NGO Partnerships for Student-Led Social ProjectsStudent councils often have the energy, networks and practical knowledge to respond to social needs. An NGO may bring professional staff, community trust,…
A legal guide to organising a student-run blood donation driveA blood donation drive can turn student solidarity into a practical public-health contribution. It can also create legal, safety and privacy responsibilities…
Understanding Peaceful Protest and Unlawful AssemblyPeaceful protest is a central way for people to express political, social and legal concerns. In Australia, however, the fact that a gathering communicates a…
How Student Councils Can Monitor Faculty Conflicts of InterestA student council can be far more than a body that organises events or negotiates over timetables. In a law faculty, it can act as an independent channel for…
Challenging A University Ban On Student NewspapersA student-led newspaper can be a vital part of university life. It may investigate tuition costs, campus safety, discrimination, accommodation, political…
How regional autonomy reshapes university admission quotasUniversity admission quotas are often treated as a simple numbers exercise: how many places exist, who receives them, and which applicants miss out. In…
Governing Student Scholarship Funds And Endowments With CareStudent-managed scholarships can change a student’s life, particularly when financial pressure affects housing, transport, textbooks, or the ability to remain…

Leadership

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    Ketua Chair
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    Sekretaris Jenderal Secretary General
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    Damar Wicaksono Wakil Ketua Bid. Internal
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    Ambar Firda Nur'Aini Sekretaris Eksekutif
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    Aulia Nur Rachmi Bendahara Umum

Featured

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Dema Justicia maintained an active publishing presence, with articles addressing corruption in Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs, critiques of higher education, anti-corruption discourse, and transparency at UGM. The organization also issued press releases, including the PPSMB "REFORMASI" 2012 orientation schedule for new Faculty of Law students.

Content categories on the site included Artikel, Press Release, Diskusi, Aksi, Riset, Pernyataan Sikap, and Kajian. A gallery documented actions, discussions, seminars, community service, and sports activities.

Hubungi Dema!

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Flagship Programs

Kabinet Cakrawala Perubahan organized several flagship programs for the law-student community at UGM:

  • Sekolah Cerdas — an educational program fostering critical thinking and legal awareness.
  • Beasiswa Aktivis — an activist scholarship supporting student leaders.
  • Pekan Raya Justicia — an annual fair and festival celebrating the faculty community.
  • Justicia Cup — a sports competition among law students.
  • LDPR — a leadership development program.
  • PPSMB — the new-student orientation program, including "REFORMASI" 2012 for the Faculty of Law.

Articles & Publications

Dema Justicia members contributed articles and opinion pieces on legal, political, and social issues. Notable publications from 2012 include:

  • "Korupsi Kemenag RI: memang mini tapi berdampak luas" — July 17, 2012
  • "Pendidikan Tinggi Yang Tak Mendidik" — July 14, 2012
  • "Hari Buku Nasional" by Yuris Rezha Kurniawan — June 7, 2012
  • "Ilusi Antikorupsi dan Negara Gagal"
  • "Menyoal Transparansi UGM"
  • "Menyoal Grasi Corby"
  • "Reformasi Birokrasi Pemerataan Pendidikan Nasional"

Departments

Nine departments carried out the cabinet's work across distinct areas:

  • Komunikasi dan Informatika — media, information dissemination, and data management.
  • Pengabdian Masyarakat — community service and social engagement.
  • Aksi dan Propaganda — actions and campaign coordination.
  • Advokasi — advocacy on legal and student issues.
  • Olahraga — sports activities.
  • Hubungan Luar — external relations.
  • Kajian Strategis dan Kebijakan — strategic studies and policy analysis.
  • Riset dan Keilmuan Hukum — legal research and scholarship.
  • PSDM — human resource development.