Focus and Scope

The journal is focused on providing critical, theoretical, and applied legal analysis of Media Law, Information Technology Law, Digital Commerce, and Reforms in the Criminal Justice System.

The journal accepts original research articles covering:

• Information Technology and Digital Commerce Law: Analysis of the legal certainty, validity, and responsibility mechanisms related to electronic transactions, digital signatures, platform liability, and legal protection for consumers and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the digital economy.
• Media and Communication Law: Studies on the legal discourse surrounding fundamental rights, including freedom of expression, hate speech, defamation through digital channels, and the legal role of media and journalism in promoting accountability and good governance.
• Cybercrime and Victim Protection: Examination of legal measures, enforcement strategies, and policy analysis concerning technology-related offenses such as cyberbullying, online prostitution, and the effectiveness of current laws in protecting victims within the criminal justice system.
• Criminal Justice Reform: Research dedicated to analyzing, reforming, and evaluating the legal processes, procedures, and policies within the criminal justice system as influenced by and applied to the digital and media landscape.
• Legal Policy and Sanction Analysis: Critical evaluation of penal and non-penal sanctions, legislative changes, and policy direction in response to new challenges posed by media and digital technology.