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Objective: Gender equality is an important issue that the government frequently overlooks. Gender equality does not imply that women must be equal to men, but rather that women have the same rights, responsibilities, and opportunities as men in various fields. The facts show that Indigenous Women, as marginalized people, continue to face various injustices and discrimination in various parts of the world, including Indonesia. This paper attempted to analyze various problems and efforts to achieve gender equality for indigenous women in Indonesia in accordance with the principles agreed upon by Indonesia in the Sustainable Development Goals in 2030. Method: This study is a type of descriptive qualitative research in which various qualitative data obtained from the study literature were examined and then described descriptively in order to reach a conclusion. Result: The results of the study concluded that gender equality, particularly for indigenous women in Indonesia, had not been properly implemented because the division of inheritance, position, and political rights of indigenous women in various regions of Indonesia had not shown justice. Indonesia also still has some unresolved tasks until now, for example, the policy of strengthening international principles to protect indigenous peoples and indigenous women such as the principle of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) and the Ratification of the Bill on Indigenous Peoples which is expected to accommodate indigenous women's rights in Indonesia. Conclusion: Based on the discussion above, it can be concluded that gender equality has not been properly implemented in Indonesia, particularly for indigenous women, because research findings show that the division of inheritance, position and political rights of indigenous women in various regions of Indonesia has not received justice. Indonesia also has several responsibilities that have yet to be completed, such as policies to strengthen international princ, Objetivo: A igualdade de gênero é uma questão importante que o governo frequentemente ignora. A igualdade de género não implica que as mulheres devem ser iguais aos homens, mas sim que elas têm os mesmos direitos, responsabilidades e oportunidades que os homens em vários domínios. Os factos mostram que as mulheres indígenas, enquanto pessoas marginalizadas, continuam a enfrentar várias injustiças e discriminações em várias partes do mundo, incluindo a Indonésia. Este documento tentou analisar vários problemas e esforços para alcançar a igualdade de gênero para as mulheres indígenas na Indonésia de acordo com os princípios acordados pela Indonésia nos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável em 2030. Método: Este estudo é um tipo de pesquisa qualitativa descritiva em que vários dados qualitativos obtidos da literatura de estudo foram examinados e descritos descritivamente, a fim de chegar a uma conclusão. Resultado: Os resultados do estudo concluíram que a igualdade de gênero, especialmente para as mulheres indígenas na Indonésia, não tinha sido adequadamente implementada porque a divisão da herança, posição e direitos políticos das mulheres nativas em várias regiões da Indonésia não tinha demonstrado justiça. A Indonésia ainda tem algumas tarefas até agora não resolvidas, por exemplo, a política de reforço dos princípios internacionais para a protecção dos povos indígenas e das mulheres, como o princípio do consentimento livre, prévio e informado (FPIC) e a ratificação do projeto de lei sobre os povos autóctones, que deverá adaptar-se aos direitos das mulheres indígenas na Indonésia. Conclusión: Com base na discussão acima, pode-se concluir que a igualdade de gênero não foi adequadamente implementada na Indonésia, especialmente para as mulheres indígenas, porque os resultados da investigação mostram que a divisão da herança, posição e direitos políticos das mulheres nativas em várias regiões da Indonésia não recebeu justiça. A Indonésia também tem várias responsabil

The terms of termination of employment due to gross misconduct by workers have been canceled. The ruler can no longer perform unilateral termination of employment. The determination of gross misconduct awaits the verdict of a court that has the force of law remains. The purpose of the study was to review the decision of the working relationship of gross misconduct after the decision of the Constitutional Court and to examine the working relationship between workers and the ideal ruler in the future. This study uses a philosophical approach, which is to examine the working relationships of workers and ideal rulers in the future. The results of this study showed that termination of employment among others because workers make severe mistakes that have the effect of not getting severance money and without any prior warning. The provision has been overturned by the Constitutional Court. Workers who commit gross misconduct must be proven first through criminal proceedings and there is a court ruling that has a fixed legal force. The pattern of worker and employer relationships is expected to create a mutually beneficial working relationship between the two parties in the future. The employment relationship of workers and employers is supposed to be a partnership relationship so that there is no discrimination, intimidation, and exploitation. Industrial relations ideally refers to Pancasila. With the source of Pancasila as a philosophical basis, and the 1945 Constitution all the rules of law governing Industrial Relations as its implementation. With this relationship, it is expected that the nuances of worker and employer relationships in the future can be harmonious, there is a positive syntactic relationship.

The earth's water and the wealth contained in it are liquidated state to be utilized as much as the prosperity of the people. The state is here to manage nature by paying attention to the environment for the sustainability of development. Climate change, pollution, and environmental damage are threats. Research objectives for the role of the state as the executor of state administrative law, and analyze the basis of state administrative law enforcement in environmental management, as well as the role of the state in the management of natural resources that have an environmental impact. This research uses a normative approach, using secondary data and qualitative data analysis. The results showed that the role of the state as the executor of the duties of administrative law and protection of the environment is mentioned in the 1945 Constitution. The legal basis for enforcement of state administrative law is governed by the Environmental Law, the Energy Act, and the Mining, Minerals, and Coal Act. The function of the state through state administrative law in the management of environmentally impacted energy resources is covered by some of these laws.

Ultimum remedium is one of the principles contained in Indonesian criminal law which says that criminal law should be made a final effort in the case of law enforcement. However, law enforcement through the criminal justice system is currently still dominated by the positivism mindset, a way of (criminal) law enforcement which is only based on laws and regulations. In many cases, Criminal Law is used as the only way of order. The purpose of this research is to describe the concept of Ultimum remedium in criminal law, criminal law enforcement practices in Indonesia, and criminal law enforcement concepts in the progressive law paradigm. This research used a philosophical approach discussing law enforcement idealism in the future. The data used were the qualitatively analyzed secondary data. The research results showed that the Ultimum remedium principle has not been completely implemented in law enforcement. Consequently, the burden for crime settlements got bigger and made the law enforcers busier. The Ultimum remedium principle is supported by various considering bases or grounds from the constitutional law aspect, political science, criminal law, and humanism consideration or human rights. Law enforcement in Indonesia was viewed as stagnant and discriminative law enforcement. It was illustrated as a spider web that can only trap the weak but will be easily torn by the rich and strong. Factors inhibiting law enforcement in Indonesia include weak political will and political action of the state leaders to make law as the commander. The regulations and laws reflect the political interests of authorities more than those of the society. Thus, criminal law enforcement is greatly necessary for the progressive law paradigm. Progressivity is greatly required in law enforcement. Progressive law departs from the humanistic perspective. Thinking progressively means having the courage to get out from the law absolutism thinking mainstream and positioning law in the relative pos