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THE PRINCIPLES OF LIABILITY ON TELEMEDICINE PRACTICES Arman Anwar Abstract The main objective of this research is to find a proper legal principles of liability on the law of telemedicine. To achieve this objective, the statute, conceptual, comparative and case approaches are used as tools of the research. Some legal materials, such as Burgerlijk Wetboek (BW), Government Gazette No. 23 of 1847, Read More ...
THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN DEALING WITH THE ASEAN COMMUNITY *) Arman Anwar **) Introduction In the era of development of the ASEAN community, both in building economic, socio-cultural and political and security pillars, there is a good intention, namely to create an ASEAN community based on shared norms and values, to create a cohesive and stable region based onRead More ...
LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE USE OF TELEMEDICINE 1 Arman Anwar2 Faculty of Law, Universitas Pattimura, Ambon arman_1170@yahoo.com.au ABSTRACT Entering the 21st century, the world is faced with the emergence of new technology in the field of medicine that allows doctors to practice in virtual space. This innovative technological revolution is known as Telemedicine. Thanks to telemedicine, medical services can now be provided Read More ...
CO-MANAGEMENT OF MARINE AND COASTAL MANAGEMENT BASED ON LOCAL WISDOM KEWANG AS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW POLITICS OF MALUKU CO-MANAGEMENT OF MARINE COASTAL AND LOCAL WISDOM BASED KEWANG AS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW POLITICS OF MALUKU Arman Anwar 2 Faculty of Law, Universitas Pattimura, Ambon arman_1170@yahoo.com.au ABSTRACT Maluku, although known as an archipelagic province rich inRead More ...
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN INDONESIA by. Irma Halima Hanafi Abstract Indonesia state appreciates the understanding of national unity have great respect for the diversity in society. specifically related to indigenous peoples, in the UUD 1945 in Article 18 B paragraph 2 that the state respects entities indigenous people and their right to traditional whole is still alive andRead More ...
IS INDONESIA'S HEALTH SECTOR ABLE TO COMPETE IN THE ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY? * Arman Anwar ** I. Introduction The title of this article is deliberately written in a question sentence, not with the intention of giving a pessimistic impression regarding the concerns and inability of the Indonesian health sector, both at the central and regional levels (provinces and districts/cities) to compete with other countries.Read More ...
CAIRO DECLARATION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM AND THE NEW THEORETICAL APPROACHES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW[1] – Jantje Tjiptabudy Faculty of Law Universitas Pattimura Email : jtjiptabudy@gmail.com – Dyah RA Daties Faculty of Law Universitas Pattimura Email : datiesdyah@gmail.com ABSTRACT : Read More ...
DISCOVERY OF LAW IN THE INTERNATIONAL COURT (Corfu Channel case) By: Irma Hanafi From birth to death, humans live among other humans, that is, they live in association with other humans. Humans are members of society. This was stated in ancient times by a Greek philosopher named Aristotle. Humans are zoon politioRead More ...
UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY GENERAL IN MAINTENANCE OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE (CONGO CONFLICT) By: Irma Hanafi The mutual need between nations in various fields of life results in the emergence of permanent and continuous relations between nations, resulting in the emergence of interests to maintain and regulate such relations. Because the needs between nations are reciprocal, theRead More ...
RESOLUTION NO. 808 SECURITY COUNCIL AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS BY THE UN (Case Study of Yugoslavia) By: Irma Hanafi Daniel Webster believes that justice is the noblest human interest on this earth. After all, justice is what people seek endlessly, fight for with tenacity, wait for people with full confidence, and people will oppose anything.Read More ...