Socialization of Law No. 16 of 2011 by The Aisyiyah Community in Samarinda: Efforts to Fulfill Justice and Equality before The Law for People Experiencing Poverty
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The Aisyiyah Community in Samarinda has taken the initiative to organize
socialization regarding Law No. 16 of 2011 concerning Legal Aid, focusing on
people experiencing poverty. This activity aims to increase legal
understanding among underprivileged communities and ensure they get fair
access to legal services. This socialization is a concrete step in realizing the
principle of "equality before the law," where every individual, regardless of
economic status, has equal rights. Through this counseling, Komunitas
Aisyiyah seeks to facilitate access to justice, reduce legal gaps, and empower
people experiencing poverty to be more aware of their legal rights and
obligations. The results of this activity are expected to increase the
confidence of people experiencing poverty in the legal system and reduce
the injustices they face in various aspects of life.
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