Humas (7/9/20230 | Fun Run, which was held on Saturday (2/9/2023), was part of the opening of the Dean Cup FH UNAIR 2023 activity. As the name suggests, the participants run around campus B UNAIR. Apart from being healthy, this activity was also a gathering place for several UNAIR Faculty of Law alums who attended and enlivened the Fun Run.

Commemorating the 51st anniversary of establishing the UNAIR Faculty of Law, this is the reason behind holding the Fun Run. This activity was attended by alums of the academic community of FH UNAIR; even more lively, there was some singing entertainment after the running together. Iman Prihandono, Ph.D, the Dean of UNAIR Faculty of Law, delivered a few remarks; the primary purpose of holding this Fun Run is to strengthen friendly relations with alums and improve the quality of the UNAIR Faculty of Law. “The opening of the Dean Cup with the Fun Run has a philosophy that we have to run continuously to improve the quality of UNAIR Faculty of LawR to be better. This year, with the quality of FH UNAIR, it has become the number 1 Faculty of Law in Indonesia; students, alumni, lecturers, and alumni also play an important role in maintaining this quality,” said the Dean of UNAIR Faculty of Law in his speech.

It didn’t stop at just running; after that, a door prize draw was held to enliven the Fun Run. There were many prizes, ranging from groceries, household goods, and folding bicycles, to alums who helped revitalize this activity by giving money to be the top prize for the door prize. Janice (2021) as the Project Officer of the 2023 Dean Cup, expressed his appreciation and gratitude to all parties who participated in this Fun Run event as the opening of the 2023 Dean Cup activities. “About 500 participants who attended the Fun Run event is one of the outstanding achievements. As usual, all UNAIR Faculty of Law academics attended the Fun Run participants and also some alumni. I thank all those who helped make the Fun Run a success as well as the start of the opening of the Dean Cup activities,” said the 2023 Dean Cup Project Officer.

(31/7/2023) | The Faculty of Law, Universitas Airlangga, as one of the best Law Faculties in Indonesia, has many advantages, such as that many UNAIR Faculty of Law members have received scholarships; these advantages cannot be separated from the role of alums. There are many UNAIR Faculty of Law alums in Indonesia, one of them from the JABODETABEK FH Alumni Association (IKA), which has held online discussions about scholarship information.

IKA FH UNAIR JABODETABEK on Saturday (29/7/2023) held scholarship information with the theme “Unlocking Your Potential: Navigating the Scholarship Landscape,” which aims to provide a forum for information about scholarships for UNAIR FH students and alumni. The event was attended by three speakers from UNAIR Faculty of Law alums who won extraordinary scholarships, including Marializia Hasni as an alumnus of UNAIR Faculty of Law and awardee of a Chevening scholarship, Virga Dwi Efendi as an alumnus of UNAIR Faculty of Law and awardee of an  Abroad LPDP scholarship, and finally Desi Arianing Arrum as alumni of FH UNAIR as well as awardee of Domestic LPDP scholarships. Krisna Murti moderated this webinar.

In this event, apart from the three speakers conveying information about scholarships, participants who attended were also allowed to ask questions and share direct tips and tricks about scholarships. Many questions were raised during this series of events, starting from how to find scholarships, tips and tricks for qualifying for a scholarship, and so on.

“Lots of friends get scholarship information through their official websites, one of which is if friends are interested in taking LPDP scholarships both at home and abroad, you can directly check the website for more detailed requirements,” said Virga.

At this event, the alums could also share with students and other alums about the ups and downs during lectures and when they got the scholarship they hoped for. Many questions were conveyed about several questions that are often asked at the interview stage, such as the benefits that scholarship providers get to scholarship recipients. “Various questions were asked by the interviewers, such as what impact will we have if we receive a scholarship. In my opinion, the important thing is to be sure of the answers we give, and the scholarships we get are indeed beneficial for those around us,” said Desi.

Penulis : M. Akmal Syawal  

(14/7/2023) | The alum meeting is a means for alums of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Airlangga, to maintain friendships. These activities are held almost regularly. Through an interview conducted with Pak Gagok, one of the alumni of FH UNAIR, the event was organized by alums of FH UNAIR 1983. The alum meeting was held from Saturday (17/6/2023) to Sunday (18/6/2023). The event is titled ‘Friends Come and Go, but Friendship is Forever.’

The alumni meeting began with the ‘Memorabilia’ activity. This activity was held at FH UNAIR Building A. This was done to remember our time together before the old campus building moved to the new one. “We have a lot of stories and memories on that campus,” concluded Pak Gagok in his interview.

After Memorabilia, the event continued at The Padi View Trawas, owned by an alumni of FH UNAIR. The second day’s activity was named ‘Fun Trip to Trawas.’ The trip to Trawas was made as enjoyable as possible to tell stories and chat in the vehicle.

After arriving at Trawas, proceed with the ‘Friendship Forever & Happy Dinner’ agenda. A unique competition with the theme Back to Gen-Z was also held on this agenda. This is intended so the senior generation is no less agile and proficient than the current generation. This agenda also contains podcast appearances with alum speakers to show the pride of FH UNAIR.

Senam Bersama Alumni FH UNAIR 1983 

Then came the last agenda, ‘ No Say Goodbye’, filled with fun outdoor competitions. “At the end of the event, it felt like we wanted to hang out even though it was already at the end,” said Pak Gagok.

This alum meeting was attended by several alumni of FH UNAIR who have successfully built their careers. Some of them are Pak Sarno, the owner of the Paramita Clinical Lab; Pak Imansyah, an OJK Officer who is now a candidate for OJK commissioner; Dadang TS, an activist who is primarily involved in anti-corruption NGOs; Dr. Hari Purwadi, Head of the Department of Postgraduate Education, Sebelas Maret University, Solo; Henny, a successful Notary in Surabaya; and there are still many that have not been mentioned.

The alum meeting this time was relatively easy because Deputy 1, Dr. Enny Narwati S.H., M.H., was an alumnus of FH UNAIR 1983, so the event ran smoothly. Alums can also use the faculty club room and the Pancasila Meeting Room.

“Hopefully, we can always stay in touch with our college friends to exchange stories until the last condition,” said Pak Gagok. “Through these stories, we can share and help each other,”

(12/7/2023) | The Faculty of Law, Airlangga University, one of Indonesia’s best law faculties, often produces the best graduates. With alums spread out almost all over Indonesia, they often come together to strengthen family relationships among their beloved alma maters in each region, as was carried out by the Alumni Association of FH UNAIR JABODETABEK on Sunday (9/7/2023) with the implementation of the Easy Run & Fun Walk 2023 at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium (GBK) Jakarta.

The 2023 Easy Run & Fun Walk activity received a positive response from IKA FH UNAIR JABODETABEK, as evidenced by the enthusiasm of approximately 40 alums. Apart from establishing friendly relations, as the name suggests, the series of activities this time included starting with a warm-up and dividing the groups who would run or walk around GBK. “This activity was enjoyable; apart from exercising and establishing friendships with fellow IKA FH UNAIR JABODETABEK, it was also continued with games with door prize shopping vouchers and breakfast together,” said Affan as one of the IKA FH UNAIR JABODETABEK who attended.

This activity was attended by Reghi Perdana S.H., LL.M. as Head of IKA FH UNAIR Jabodetabek, who currently works as Head of the Legal Bureau of the Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM), Farah Heliantina S.H., M.M. as Deputy Head of IKA FH Unair Jabodetabek who now works as Assistant Deputy for Investment Services, Coordinating Ministry (Kemenko) for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Ansori, S.H., M.H. who now works as an ad hoc judge at the Corruption Court (Tipikor) at the cassation level.

“By holding this activity, it provides a warm atmosphere and inter-generational unity. Even though many of them just met and got to know each other during the event, this activity is also a forum for friends who haven’t seen each other for a long time and just found out they are currently working in Jakarta,” said Affan.

As one of the chairpersons of IKA FH UNAIR JABODETABEK, Affan expressed his hope to maintain friendly relations and open opportunities for collaboration between alums so that they can show that UNAIR FH graduates are of the best quality.

(29/6/2023) | As one of the best Law Faculties in Indonesia, it’s no wonder that several alums from the UNAIR Faculty of Law are spread in several regions in Indonesia, one of which is in the Banjarmasin area. Various methods were carried out to continue to strengthen friendly relations between alums and lecturers and the academic community, one of which was holding an alum meeting of FH UNAIR in Banjarmasin on Friday (23/6/2023), which was also attended by several lecturers and also the FH ULM academic community.

In the alum gathering this time, apart from alums, there was also Iman Prihandono, Ph.D as the Dean of FH UNAIR, Dr. Mohammad Syaiful Aris as Deputy Dean II of FH UNAIR, and don’t forget Prof. Muhammad Madyan as UNAIR Vice Rector II who also attended this activity. The alums gathering this time was carried out by casual conversation and discussing the synergy that was built, especially between FH UNAIR and FH ULM, where the Chancellor of ULM also mentioned that not a few lecturers at the ULM Faculty of Law were graduates of FH Unair, so ULM was deemed necessary to deepen the technicalities of managing education in Unair to continue to collaborate well.

“Today’s activity is the theme of the Unair Faculty of Law alumni meeting to gather Unair Faculty of Law alumni in Banjarmasin. From our tracking, there were around 51 that we could find in the city of Banjarmasin, so they were scattered everywhere, thank God, it could be done because yesterday, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Airlangga University, wanted the event to be the Faculty of Law alumni meeting in Banjarmasin can be held,” said Diana Haiti as Chair of the Alumni Gathering Committee.

The Dean of FH UNAIR was also proud and happy when he participated in this activity, which by holding this activity can continue to increase educational collaboration, especially in the field of law, and can harmonize alums to continue to uphold the good name of their respective alma mater. “Our alumni have been scattered everywhere, starting from the chairman of the Supreme Court, the Attorney General, the Minister, etc. One of our programs is to bring alums closer. There are many alumni in Banjarmasin, from undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees, from the head of the court and the high prosecutor’s office to ULM lecturers. Must be embraced because the strength of the university faculties lies in its alumni, how to contribute to society, and return to the Faculty again; the goal is to strengthen the relationship between the three pillars of the university alumni and the alumni industry, which we must continue to maintain,” said Iman Prihandono.

“There is an agreement with ULM that UNAIR will help achieve rankings, etc. We will help concerning the quality of education and community service at ULM so that ULM can be even more advanced,” said Prof. Muhammad Madyan, Deputy Rector II of Airlangga University.

Source: This article is taken from https://dutatv.com/fh-unair-fh-ulm-stakes-kolaborasi-increase-quality-education/

(21/6/2023) | The alum gathering of the Faculty of Law, Airlangga University (FH UNAIR) class of 1993 was held on 2 – 3 June 2023. The alum gathering activities are filled with gatherings, chatting between alums, social service activities, and visits to orphanages.

Wahyu Kristiadi, the person in charge of the activity, through an interview with FH News on Monday (20/6/2023), said that on the first day, they visited the orphanage to share with the orphans there. After that, they also visited the graves of their friends who had gone before them.

“Then, on the second day, we visited campus, namely FH UNAIR. The event was more or less like remembering our time in college, especially after this FH UNAIR moved to a new building. So this is the last moment; at least we have photos and videos in front of our beloved campus,” said Wahyu.

In the evening, they held a Gala Dinner at a hotel in Surabaya. Wahyu said the unique theme of the alumni gathering was “Back Together in 30 Years.” The theme aims to establish friendships between alums, strengthen networking, and build synergy.

“The bottom line is from us to us,” he added.

Kegiatan Kumpul Alumni FH UNAIR Angkatan 1993. 

The Faculty of Law, Airlangga University, invited one of its best alums, Abdul Kadir Jailani from the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to give a guest lecture with the theme ASEAN Legal Order. Abdul Kadir Jailani currently serves as Director General for Asia, Pacific, and Africa, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia. Previously he was entrusted by the Government of Indonesia as the Indonesian Ambassador to Canada concurrently with ICAO, based in Ottawa.

Abdul Kadir Jailani started his lecture by bringing up the theme of the ASEAN Legal Order by asking students about ASEAN. Then he explained the lecture material. ASEAN was formed initially as a political organization, which at that time was to ward off communism in the Southeast Asian region. In its development, ASEAN finally had its constitution, namely the ASEAN Charter. ASEAN became a ruled-based organization. In the context of ASEAN Law, ASEAN has characteristics and characteristics. Among other things, it has the character of the ASEAN Way, is intergovernmental, giving a very different picture from the European Union, which is supranational, and there is no transfer of competence.

Meanwhile, according to him, talking about the ASEAN Way needed a specific explanation. However, the point is that everything must be done by consensus, in informal, non-confrontational ways, to avoid conflict and be flexible for all member countries. But of course, the ASEAN Way has its implications. This impact is not only seen from the negative side, but there is also a positive impact in the form of the unity of ASEAN.

His myriad experiences also provide an overview of the ASEAN Political Community. In the context of dispute resolution, flexible models are expected. With a note that there is indeed a slow normative development. Particularly in human rights issues, it is very different from the European Union model. ASEAN has AICHR as a consultative organization and does not have a mechanism for conducting assessments. Shifting to the issue of the ASEAN Economic Community, ASEAN implements joint economic integration to the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community, which places more emphasis on soft laws. Still, there are also notes that ASEAN failed to establish protection regarding the issue of migrant worker protection. This is motivated by differences between several member countries. Indonesia is trying hard to realize the migrant worker protection movement, especially encouraging the formation of international conventions.

And the last discussion, related to dispute resolution, he emphasized that this mechanism has only been used today. This is related to the legal culture between member countries, which tends to avoid legal problems, as mentioned in Article 25 of the ASEAN Charter.

In closing, ASEAN has yet to reach a legal order, but it is still a legal regime. In its application, there are many criticisms, including the lack of legal clarity, lack of legal culture, and the need for progressive development. “Thus, very high appreciation for FH UNAIR, who has started teaching ASEAN Law courses,” he concluded.