Penulis: Muhammad Raja Pramudita Abstract This article analyzes the intersection of conflict and disaster emergencies through the lens of Constitutional Emergency Law (Hukum Tata Negara Darurat). Using a doctrinal research method, this study examines the constitutional framework in Indonesia, relevant case studies such as the 2004 Aceh tsunami during a military emergency, and comparative constitutional...Read More

Penulis: Muhammad Al-Amin Ihza Abstract Social emergencies are likely to occur in Indonesia due to the diversity that exist in daily life. In addition, within a country, there will inevitably be interactions with other countries, so social emergencies can even occur between nations. The state must accommodate the emergency with the appropriate procedures so that...Read More

Penulis: Mochamad Rifqiana Rayhan Abstract This research is motivated by the executive-centric nature of emergency status regulations in Indonesia, originating from Law No. 23 Prp of 1959. This regulation grants extensive prerogatives to the President without being accompanied by robust parliamentary control mechanisms, thereby creating the potential for constitutional dictatorship. The research problem focuses on...Read More

Penulis: Masail Ishmad Mawaqifa Abstract This paper studies the right to be informed toward society when a crisis happens (state of emergency). When a state of emergency is declared, crisis journalism has a vital role in order to serve information to the public. Not only as an information provider, but the press also acts as...Read More

Penulis: Ksatria Imam Nugraha Abstract This paper examines the concept of energy emergency in Indonesia in relation to the potential war between Iran and the United States and its implications for national resilience. Energy is a strategic sector that supports economic activities, transportation, industry, defense, and public services; therefore, disruptions in energy supply may trigger...Read More

Penulis: Iji Jaelani ABSTRACT This paper analyzes the floods and landslides in Sumatra in 2025–2026 from the perspective of Emergency Constitutional Law (HTN Darurat), which met the principles of an emergency but had not yet been declared a national disaster. Using a doctrinal and empirical approach, this study demonstrates that although the state has, in...Read More

Penulis: Genta Perwira Hutama Putra Abstract Cyber threats have disrupted the national security landscape into non-conventional, borderless, and continuous crises, creating conceptual tensions in Constitutional Law. Classical emergency law in Indonesia (Articles 12 and 22 of the 1945 Constitution and Law 23/Prp/1959) does not accommodate cyber emergencies, generating a normative gap. This research formulates two...Read More

Penulis: Fitria Tiara Finachoit Besan Abstract This study aims to analyze the constitutionality of state budget deficit policies in times of economic crisis from the perspective of constitutional emergency law. The main focus is to examine the constitutional framework governing budget deficit policies and to assess the extent to which such policies can be justified...Read More

Penulis: Diky Anandya Kharistya Putra Abstrak Penelitian ini disusun untuk menganalisis urgensi pengakuan ancaman siber ke dalam kerangka hukum tata negara darurat di Indonesia melalui studi kasus serangan ransomware Brain Cipher terhadap Pusat Data Nasional Sementara (PDNS) 2 di Surabaya pada 20 Juni 2024 lalu yang melumpuhkan 282 instansi pemerintah pusat dan daerah. Penelitian ini...Read More

Penulis: Dendy James Sidabutar Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic prompted the Indonesian government to implement various social restriction policies as part of efforts to address the public health emergency. These policies were manifested through Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) and Community Activity Restrictions Enforcement (PPKM), which directly affected the implementation of human rights, including freedom of movement,...Read More