Portfolio

Portfolio

Promoting Stronger Maritime Security Systems and Policies

Eliminating threats to our ocean from illegal and destructive activities, i.e., IUU fishing, human trafficking, and marine pollution, is among IOJI’s concerns. By providing regular maritime security detection and analysis for maritime law enforcement as well as legal analysis for the improvement of the maritime security system, IOJI aims to support the Indonesian Government to achieve a stronger maritime security system.

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Promoting Sustainable and Equitable Blue Carbon Policies

Indonesia harbors a significant area of mangrove and seagrass globally, where Indonesia is estimated to store approximately 20% of blue carbon. To protect blue carbon ecosystems and improve the livelihood of blue carbon dependent people, Indonesia needs to build strong legal and policy frameworks, effective monitoring and enforcement, and meaningful community engagement.

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Protecting the Rights of Small-Scale Fishers

As a maritime country whose coastal areas are dominated by small-scale fishers, the Indonesian government needs to ensure fishers’ voices are genuinely heard during decision-making processes.

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Improving Regulatory Framework of Blue Foods

Blue foods play a role in achieving a sustainable ocean economy in Indonesia given the complex synergies and tradeoffs between achieving food security, improving fisher’s welfare, protecting marine ecosystems and fisheries resources, and increasing the productivity of the fisheries industry.

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Protecting the Human Rights of Fishers at Sea

The global fishing industry has long been plagued by human rights abuses, where Indonesian fishers, both domestic and migrant fishers, endure perilous work environments, labor exploitation, and limited access to essential services. Conflicting jurisdiction between international human rights law and the law of the sea exacerbates the human rights gaps in Indonesian laws and policy. Protecting fishers at sea, then, necessitates policy and legal reforms at international, regional, and national levels.

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Promoting Law in the Anthropocene

The onset of the Anthropocene epoch signifies a pivotal moment, emphasizing human-induced disruptions to the ecosphere. This era has propelled Earth into a planetary crisis, surpassing critical boundaries. Therefore, it is important to have a new concept of law that can better address the increasingly urgent planetary crisis ahead, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and chemical pollution (novel entities).

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