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Preventing Family Violence, the Supreme Court signs MoU

Chief Justice, Hon. Harifin A. Tumpa (second, right) signing the MoU.

Jakarta | badilag.net/English (22/12)

To reduce the level of family violence mostly affecting and victimizing women and children, the Supreme Court signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry for women’s empowerment and children protection, General Attorney Office, the Indonesian Police, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, and the Ministry for Social Affairs.

The signing coincided with the commemoration of Mother’s Day that is celebrated today, December 22. President Susilo Bambang Yudhono attended the commemoration ceremony centered in Indonesian Mini Garden (Taman Mini), Jakarta. Chief of the Constitutional Court, Ministers and Jakarta Governor were also in attendance.

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Year end evaluation of the Supreme Court

Chief Justice, Hon. Harifin A. Tumpa (center) leading year end meeting accompanied by Vice Chief Justice for Judicial Matters, Hon. Abdul Kadir Mappong (left) and Vice Chief Justice for Non-Judicial Matters, Hon. Ahmad Kamil (right).

Jakarta | badilag.net/English (22/12)

Chief Justice, Hon. Harifin A. Tumpa led a meeting with Chief Judges of High Courts and Taxation Courts all over Indonesia on Friday (18/12) here in Jakarta. Two Vice Chief Justices, all Deputy Chief Justices, officials from 1st and 2nd echelons were also seen attending the meeting that was aimed to evaluate working programs of High Courts and Taxation Courts during 2009.

Harifin said the Supreme Court had increased the budget for all High Courts in Indonesia in order to conduct supervision and development onto first instance courts. He warned that the budget had to be optimally used.

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Reforms in the Supreme Court Bureaucracy Still Ongoing

Jakarta | badilag.net/english (21/12)

The State Minister for Administrative Reforms, Evert Ernest Mangindaan, said reforms in the Supreme Court bureaucracy was still ongoing because the supervision has not been evaluated by an independent team. “The evaluation and monitoring results are not yet available,” he told reporters at the vice presidential office yesterday.
 
According to Evert, three ministries have been the pilot project for bureaucratic reforms, namely the Finance Department, the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) and the Supreme Court. Except for the Supreme Court, an independent team has been formed for the evaluation and monitoring of the reforms. The results will be reported to the State Minister for Administrative Reforms. (tempointeractive.com)
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Badilag develops ‘online timesheet’ to control performance

Bogor | badilag.net/english (17/12)

Badilag is developing an online supervision program which is called timesheet. This web-based application is aimed to measure staff performance during workdays. Detailed activities of all staff members can be seen and monitored through this program.

“This program can enhance work performance of all staff members. Yet, this is only a tool that its success highly depends on us as the users,” said Endra Jumhana, Head Division of Management and Organization in the Badilag.

“All officials from echelons I, II and some from echelon III have already begun using this program. Through intensive socialization and not in a very long time, all staff are expected to use this time sheet,” Head Division of Personnel Affairs, Siti Zubaidah, said.

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Badilag.net Arabic version now available on the web


Three faces of www.badilag.net: English, Bahasa and Arabic.

Bandung | badilag.net/english (13/12)

After officially launching its English version website last October in Palembang, Badilag is now proud to present Arabic version of www.badilag.net that has been in existence since April 2006. The Arabic version with the address at www.arabic.badilag.net has been accessible for public since Saturday (12/12). Three versions of badilag.net are now available on the internet; Bahasa, English and Arabic.

The objective of badilag.net Arabic version is for improving the quality of Human Resources in Indonesian Religious Courts in addition to meeting public expectation as expressed by Chief Judges of High Religious Courts when the English version was launched, said Wahyu Widiana, DG of Badilag, on Friday (11/12) in Bandung, West Java.

“A huge number of Religious Courts’ legal sources is in Arabic literatures. Consequently, Religious Courts officers, judges in particular, must possess Arabic skills. Thus, the Arabic version website can be made as a strategic media to improve those skills,” Wahyu Widiana said.

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