Knowledge production and sharing through multiple channels and in multiple forms is at the core of The Indonesia Law and Policy Study Foundation (or Yayasan Studi Hukum dan Kebijakan Indonesia-YSHK) long-term efforts to contribute to legislative and judicial reforms in Indonesia.
YSHK is established as a foundation (or yayasan) and has four organisational units: the Indonesian Centre of Law and Policy Studies (or Pusat Studi Hukum dan Kebijakan Indonesia-PSHK), the legal information portal hukumonline.com, the Daniel S. Lev library, and the Jentera School of Law.
This working paper focuses on the Indonesian Centre of Law and Policy Studies (or Pusat Studi Hukum dan Kebijakan Indonesia) and its three areas of work: legislative reforms, judiciary reforms, and legal education. It describes how these work streams have evolved over time and how they have supported PSHK’s efforts of producing and communicating evidence that has informed judicial and legislative reforms in Indonesia.
