Review Paper

• BALANCING PRIVACY AND PUBLIC INTEREST: A PROPOSAL FOR A DUAL INFORMING SYSTEM IN PREMARITAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION ORGANIZATIONS

  Bo-Lin Ke, Zhi-Zhuang Duan, Rui Zheng

  This paper examines the issue of whether premarital medical examination organizations should
  have the obligation to inform parties about abnormal test results, especially in cases of infectious diseases that
  may endanger public health. The study focuses on Article 1053 of the Civil Code

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• DISTRIBUTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AS JOINT PROPERTY IN DIVORCE: A SOCIO-LEGAL STUDY

  Anis Mashdurohatun, Jamadi, Eman Suparman

  This study examines the distribution of intellectual property rights (IPR) as joint property in divorce
  and aims to provide guidelines on how to distribute IPR equitably. The research method used in this study is
  socio-legal research, which involves primary and secondary data collection

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• BALANCING PUBLIC INTEREST AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN LAND ACQUISITION: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF LAWS AND POLICIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

  Heryanti, Sahrina Safiuddin, Nur Intan , Ramadan Tabiu

  Land acquisition for public interest is a vital component of development activities, particularly in
  developing countries. However, it remains a contentious issue due to its potential impact on human rights and
  legal land ownership rights. Conflicts between the government and landowners

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• THE USE OF MUHAMMADIYAH TRADEMARK FOR RELIGIOUS JUSTICE IN CHARITY BUSINESS MARKETING

  Jumai, Anis Mashdurohatun, Ahmad Rofiq

  This normative-empirical study analyzes the use of Muhammadiyah trademark in a charity business
  marketing based on religious justice. The research method employs library research, observation, and
  interviews, with qualitative descriptive analysis as the data analysis method. The study

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