JCIC : Jurnal CIC Lembaga Riset dan Konsultan Sosial

Pembentukan Literasi Digital Gen Z Berbasis Nilai Kearifan Lokal dalam Membendung Konten Propaganda Terorisme Siber

Cecep Hidayat — 2025-03-01

This study aims to analyze the role of digital literacy among Generation Z based on local wisdom values, in countering cyber terrorism propaganda content. As an active internet-using demographic, Gen Z is particularly vulnerable to exposure to radical content due to a lack of information filtering skills. Using a qualitative approach, the study reveals that local cultural values embedded in the “Jabar Masagi” program—such as Niti Surti, Niti Harti, Niti Bukti, and Niti Bakti—has a potential modality to enhance Gen Z especially high junior students’ ability to evaluate and filter information, ultimately preventing the spread of cyber terrorism propaganda. These findings highlight the importance of integrating local wisdom values into digital literacy programs as a preventative measure against online radicalization, as well as the need for collaboration among various actors (government, educational institutions, and communities) in developing holistic digital literacy strategies.

Role of the Aceh Environment and Forestry Service in Forest and Land Rehabilitation in Aceh Besar Regency

Rivai Ahmad — 2025-03-19

The Aceh Environment and Forestry Service (DLHK Aceh) is a regional government agency responsible for implementing the Aceh provincial government's policies in the fields of environmental management and forestry. The authority for the rehabilitation of both production forests and protected forests, along with other related functions, has been delegated to the provincial government as the governing body for environmental and forestry affairs in the region. The main issue examined in this study is the suboptimal efforts in forest and land protection, rehabilitation, and environmental damage control. This study aims to explore and analyze the role of DLHK Aceh in forest and land rehabilitation in Aceh Besar Regency. A descriptive qualitative approach was employed, utilizing data collection techniques such as interviews, documentation, and observations. The findings indicate that DLHK Aceh has implemented forest and land rehabilitation efforts, community empowerment programs, and extension activities. These efforts include tree planting in sub-watershed areas and outside forest zones through community-based seedling programs involving forest farmer groups. Additionally, guidance and training have been provided to communities living near forests, including awareness campaigns, patrols, and extension activities. Furthermore, forest rangers and contracted forest security personnel have been deployed down to the Forest Management Plan (RPH) level.

Mengeksplorasi Regulasi Industri Seksual di Indonesia: Pemidanaan Pembeli Jasa Pekerja Seks Komersial

Ahmad Jamaludin — 2025-03-19

The sex industry in Indonesia is a phenomenon that has existed since the colonial era and has continued to develop both openly and covertly. The absence of explicit legal regulations on prostitution in Indonesia, combined with advancements in digital technology, has created new challenges in enforcing consistent regulations and has led to increased sexual exploitation, particularly of children. This study aims to explore the ambiguous regulations surrounding the commercial sex industry, focusing on voluntary sex work and sexual exploitation within the context of Indonesian law. This study employs a normative juridical research method, analyzing existing legal norms, including the Indonesian Penal Code, the Electronic Information and Transactions Law, and regional regulations governing prostitution. The findings indicate that Indonesia’s criminal policy targeting buyers of sexual services has not been entirely effective in reducing demand, as clients tend to shift to more discreet digital platforms. While this policy was expected to disrupt the industry, it has instead fostered the emergence of a black market that is more difficult to monitor, thereby increasing the risks of exploitation. Therefore, a more comprehensive policy approach is needed—one that not only focuses on criminalization but also ensures the protection of sex workers’ rights.