1ST Andalas Law Conference

“Reforming Equitable Law Enforcement In Indonesia”

Andalas Law Conference

Law enforcement in Indonesia needs to transform from a procedural approach to one that is more substantive and fair to all levels of society. Universities play an important role in promoting legal reform through progressive thinking and scientific collaboration.

“Reforming Equitable Law Enforcement In Indonesia”

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Andalas Law Conference

We invite various universities to collaborate in the development of legal science that supports the realization of global justice.

A conference table with microphones and two small flags on stands. The room appears to be well-lit with natural light coming from a window. The flags have a red, blue, and white design. The focus is on the microphones which are placed on the glossy surface of the table.

A large, formal conference room with numerous seats and desks organized in rows facing a central stage. The stage area is adorned with a large projection screen, and several microphones and symbols are present. Numerous international flags line the walls on either side of the stage. The room features warm lighting and a minimalist design with emphasis on functionality.

Global Collaboration

Join us in creating a strong academic network in the field of law on a global scale.

Legal Development

We are committed to advancing legal understanding through discussion and exchange of ideas between universities.

Sub-THEMES

Environmental Protection in the Reform of Indonesia’s Criminal Procedure Law
The Protection of Remaining Natural Forests in National and International Legal Perspectives
Constitutional Complaint in the Constitutional Court for the Protection of Marginalised Communities
Universal Jurisdiction in Extraordinary Crimes
Accountability in Equitable Zakat Management from the Perspective of National and Islamic Law
Legal Transformation for Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Administrative Law Enforcement and the Protection of Human Rights
International Law and Indonesia’s Global Commitment
The Urgency of Reforming Indonesia’s Civil Law
Business Law, Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, and Legal Challenges in Financial Technology
Legal Dynamics of Corporate and State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Liability
Financial Technology Innovation within the Framework of Contemporary Civil Law
Regulatory Framework and Implementation Challenges of Smart Contracts, Artificial Intelligence, and Blockchain in the Economic Ecosystem
Implementation of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Principles in Corporations
Challenges and Opportunities in Harmonizing Customary Law and Islamic Law within Indonesia’s Legal System
Health Law and Medical Malpractice: Legal Challenges and the Pursuit of Justice in Modern Healthcare
Contemporary Legal Issues
The Transformation of Islamic Law in Pursuit of Social Justice and Contemporary Challenges
Integrating Sharia Values into National and Global Legal Systems
The Role of Customary Law as a Pillar of Social Justice and Local Identity in the Modern Era

Registration Fee

1. Participant

Participants from Universitas Andalas are required to pay a registration fee of IDR 750,000.
Participants from other institutions (Non-Universitas Andalas) are also charged IDR 750,000.
International participants are charged a fee of USD 75.

2. Presenter

Presenters affiliated with Universitas Andalas are charged a registration fee of IDR 1,250,000.
Presenters from other institutions (Non-Universitas Andalas) are charged IDR 1,500,000.
International presenters are charged USD 100.

3. Co-Presenter