Aim and Scope

This journal focuses on the legal aspects of cyberspace and digital technologies within the Indonesian context. It explores the evolving landscape of cyber law, examining its application, challenges, and development in response to rapid technological advancements and their societal impact.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

• Cybercrime and Law Enforcement: Analysis of cybercrime typologies, the effectiveness of existing laws (e.g., ITE Law) in combating cyber offenses, and the role of law enforcement agencies.

• Digital Economy and Security: Legal frameworks governing e-commerce, online transactions, digital asset security, and the protection of economic activities in the digital realm.

• Data Protection and Privacy: Examination of personal data protection regulations, legal implications of data breaches, and the challenges of safeguarding privacy in the digital age.

• Digital Rights and Responsibilities: Exploration of legal boundaries concerning freedom of expression, hate speech, cyberbullying, and the responsibilities of digital platforms and activists.

• Emerging Technologies and Regulation: Legal analysis of new technologies such as cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and their implications for cybersecurity and regulatory frameworks.

• Digital Assets and Inheritance Law: The adaptation of traditional legal concepts, such as inheritance law, to address digital assets in the cyber era.