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  Obstacles to Regional Development in the Prosperity of Indigenous Papuans By Cak Bro (Member of Birokrat Menulis.org)   A.     A. Introduction A few months ago I attended a webinar held by the Directorate General of State Property, Ministry of Finance with the theme of BMN Certification in Ministries/Agencies with sources from UGM Legal Experts on land. In the question and answer session, there were many complaints from the heads of the KPKNL Office who discussed the customary or customary land rights who complained about their territory even though the land had been certified by the ATR/BPN. The legal expert admitted that the government currently does not have complete data on customary land rights because it has not been reported to the local BPN office. Sometimes land disputes often occur because of the overlapping of land that has been officially certified by the National Land Agency with the customary land of the local community. The legal expert regretted the court

  The Importance Of We Think Critically In Responding Information Bias in Indonesian social media By Cakbro (Members of the Writing Bureaucrats Community)   A.    Introduction Do you still remember the case of being stabbed by a state official, namely the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs General Wiranto last year? There is a lot of information that the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs was suspected of being stabbed by a terrorist, but the issues or information that developed in Social Media considered it only as a fabricated event. Even the Director General of IKP, Kemkominfo asked the public to think logically and not be provoked by these negative issues. In the current Post-Truth era, the fact of an event does not affect public opinion but negative issues that evoke emotions into false beliefs for the community. Indonesia is the largest user of social media in the world and has the potential to become fertile

  A.   A,   Introduction Some time ago I was invited by a friend (sending a zoom link via What-apps) to participate in a discussion between academics about making scientific journals of research/research results and publishing them. In accordance with the new government policy that published journals must be indexed on internationally accredited journal media such as Scopus for example. This is in line with Law Number 14 of 2015 concerning Teachers and Lecturers, in article 60 it is stated that in carrying out professional duties, lecturers are obliged to, among other things, publish scientific publications as a source of learning. Furthermore, it is technically described based on the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Regulation Number 20 of 2017 concerning Lecturer Professional Allowances and Honorary Professor Allowances, requiring lecturers with the academic position of head lector and professor to publish scientific publications. At first I did not understan