Our Ocean Conference 2025 Participation
IOJI at UNOC 2025 France IOJI at Interpol This is our update from the latest UN Ocean Conference this year: 1. our
Author: Imam Prakoso
IOJI and Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries Mou Signed
MoU signing between Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries and IOJI, 5 June 2025 MoU signing between Ministry of Marine Affairs and
Advancing The Law Of The Sea Addressing Climate Change and Biodiversity Challenges
The Advisory Opinion on Climate Change by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) and the BBNJ Agreement are
[Press Release] Constitutional Court: Migrant Seafarers are Indonesian Migrant Workers
Jakarta, December 3, 2024 – Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative (IOJI) commends the Constitutional Court (MK) for its ruling in Case Number 127/PUU-XXI/2023
Pengembangan Hukum di Era Antroposen
IOJI is currently advocating for the reconceptualization of environmental law in the anthropocene era. The start of the Anthropocene era marks a
Penyusunan Opportunities and Gap Analysis untuk Pengembangan National Sustainable Ocean Plan di Indonesia
Since 2020, Indonesia has been part of the High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy where one of the commitments of
Advocacy for Fisheries Transparency
IOJI actively advocates for the issue of increasing transparency in the fisheries sector in order to achieve sustainable fisheries management. IOJI is
Preparation of the Bluefoods Assessment for Indonesia
Blue foods – cultivated fish, shellfish, algae and plants caught in fresh and sea water – are rich in protein and essential
Strengthening Law Enforcement on Mangrove Ecosystem Destruction in the Bangka-Belitung and Riau Islands Provinces
In the periods of 2009-2019, Indonesia has lost 182,091 hectares of mangroves due to land conversion to fish farms, agriculture, oil palm
Study on Blue Carbon Ecosystems as Critical Natural Capital: Strengthening Blue Carbon Ecosystem Governance in Indonesia
Despite the great potential of Blue Carbon Ecosystems (EKB) to address climate change and improve the well-being of coastal communities, the health