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Kabinet Cakrawala Perubahan

Dewan Mahasiswa — Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Guides

TitleDateExcerpt
Drafting a student council amicus brief on education policyThe Australian legal system allows non-parties to assist courts through amicus curiae submissions. Student councils have begun using this mechanism to weigh in…
Student advocacy driving disability access compliance across universitiesUniversities carry an obligation to ensure every student, regardless of ability, can move through lecture halls, libraries, and online portals without…
Constitutional Analysis of Uniform Mandates in Public UniversitiesPublic universities across the world wrestle with how much clothing students should wear, and how that clothing expresses institutional values, professional…
Student councils and the law on local election endorsementsStudent councils occupy a peculiar position in democratic life. They are simultaneously membership organisations, advocacy bodies, and quasi-institutional…
Petitioning for a Faculty Regulation Review Under University BylawsUniversity regulations shape everything from assessment standards to academic progression, yet most students experience them as immovable rules handed down…
Legal Frameworks for Student-Led Action Against Online DisinformationOnline disinformation can distort public debate, damage reputations and weaken trust in universities, courts and democratic institutions. Student organisations…
Where Student Rights Meet University IP PoliciesStudent researchers across Australia and the wider Asia-Pacific are discovering that the documents they sign before their first day in a new lab can shape the…
Legal Requirements for Student Demonstrations on Australian CampusesAustralia's universities have long served as crucibles for political activism, from the moratorium marches of the late 1960s to the climate strikes that filled…
How to File a Public Information Request Under Indonesian FOI LawsIndonesia's freedom of information regime, anchored by the 2008 Public Information Disclosure Act (Undang-Undang Nomor 14 Tahun 2008 tentang Keterbukaan…
Student voices and the fight against campus sexual harassment in AustraliaAcross Australian campuses from Melbourne to Perth, student organisations have emerged as some of the most consistent voices calling for stronger protections…

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.