Legal Institutional Good Governance Transformation

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Legal Institutional Good Governance Transformation

We believe that effective protection and law enforcement start with the quality and professionalism of existing legal institutions. We continue to strive to promote bureaucratic reform and good governance for law enforcement, institutional work planning, needs-based budgeting, and government transparency.

Study on the Opportunity to Establish Victim Trust Fund Governance at LPSK for the Recovery of Victims of Criminal Offenses, 2024
Strengthening Institutional Governance in the Legal Field
Open Government Indonesia (OGI): Actively Involved in Open Government Indonesia Activities
Developing of the Institutional Strategic Plan: Strategic Plan of the National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) 2025-2029
Performance-Based Budgeting Study: The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic of Indonesia
Formulation of Regulations Regarding Law Enforcement Conduct: Attorney General’s Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4 of 2024 on the Code of Conduct for Prosecutors and Procedures for Investigating Violations of the Prosecutor’s Code of Conduct

Together with LPSK, we developed a strategic study on the governance of the Victim Trust Fund (VTF) as a funding mechanism for the rehabilitation of crime victims in Indonesia. This study aims to provide policy guidelines for LPSK, the Government, and the DPR in designing a fair and sustainable VTF system by reviewing international practices, analyzing the country’s budgetary needs, and exploring potential alternative funding sources. The findings of this study directly contribute to the development of national regulations, including government regulations derived from Law No. 12 of 2022 on Sexual Violence Crimes, and strengthen the position of victims within the criminal justice system, in line with the legal development direction outlined in the National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN) 2025–2045.
We conducted research on the governance of criminal law policy in Indonesia as part of efforts to strengthen the national legal system. This research was prepared as an official report for Bappenas RI, with the aim of mapping institutional and regulatory issues in criminal law policy, as well as formulating the direction for a more integrated and effective legal development planning in the future.
Together with various civil society groups and Ministries/Agencies, we joined the National Secretariat of Open Government Indonesia (OGI) to support government openness and transparency, which has been a global agenda since 2010 through the Open Government Partnership initiative. Active involvement in OGI has accelerated institutional transformation towards more open, responsive governance, focused on providing high-quality public services.
We were involved in the development of the National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) Strategic Plan 2025-2029 as a reference for Komnas HAM to carry out its duties and functions in promoting and upholding human rights. This involvement contributes to strengthening the institutional capacity of Komnas HAM, moving it towards a more strategic, adaptive, and impactful institution in addressing human rights challenges.
We were involved in research on performance-based budgeting at the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic of Indonesia, focusing on the effectiveness of budget allocation for handling criminal cases. This research resulted in recommendations for the Attorney General’s Office to develop operational guidelines (juklak) and technical instructions (juknis) regarding the budget revision mechanism for case handling. The study encourages the institutional transformation of the Attorney General’s Office towards more transparent, adaptive, and performance-oriented budget management that delivers tangible results in law enforcement.
We were involved in the development of the Attorney General’s Regulation No. 4 of 2024 on the Code of Conduct for Prosecutors and Procedures for Investigating Violations of the Prosecutor’s Code of Conduct, aimed at ensuring that the behavior of prosecutors in handling cases is always based on ethics and accountable standards. This regulation provides a normative foundation for enforcing integrity and professionalism among prosecutors and serves as a crucial instrument in ensuring the accountability of case handling. This involvement promotes the development of a work culture that is transparent, integrity-driven, and focused on reliable legal services.

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