All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the International Conference on Citizenship Education and Democratic Issues (3rd ICCEDI) on 18th July 2026 at Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the Committee and reviewes...

The development of generative artificial intelligence has introduced new risks in the form of political manipulation through disinformation and deepfakes, which are becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish from authentic political narratives. College students, as first-time voters and agents of...

Indonesia’s ideological resilience faces mounting pressure from global polarization, digital disinformation, and shifting social threats such as substance abuse and online gambling infiltrating rural communities. Amid these pressures, so-called “Pancasila Villages” have sustained pluralism for generations,...

Our global society requires higher education institutions (HEIs) to continually adapt to a shifting socio-technical landscape. In citizenship education, there is an urgent need to reform traditional pedagogical models to actively foster crucial soft skills like empathy and global competency. This paper...

The erosion of the appreciation of Pancasila values amongst pupils, which has largely been caused by a textual approach to learning with minimal direct experience, highlights the need for alternative learning media that are more closely aligned with the pupils’ world. This study aims to develop a learning...

Low digital literacy and a lack of understanding regarding cyber grooming prevention make students more vulnerable to this crime. This study aims to develop an educational tool called “SafeNet Journey,” designed as an educational board game to prevent cyber grooming among students in Malang City. The...

This study aims to develop and describe a contextual Scratch-based coding learning model that is relevant to the characteristics of Generation Alpha in elementary schools. The research employs a Research and Development (R&D) approach using the Hannafin and Peck model, which consists of needs analysis,...

Child sexual exploitation has become one of the most serious violations of children's rights, evolving beyond conventional forms into technology-facilitated crimes involving online grooming, coercion, trafficking, and commercial sexual exploitation. Although Indonesia has strengthened its legal...

The protection of women against violence has increasingly shifted from a conventional offender-oriented paradigm toward victim-centered criminal justice. Nevertheless, Indonesian criminal law has not explicitly formulated women’s bodily integrity as an independent protected legal interest (rechtsgut)....

Deceptive marriage-based exploitation has traditionally been treated as a private moral issue rather than as a legal problem affecting women’s bodily integrity and sexual autonomy. This article reconstructs the issue through feminist criminal law, victimology, and international human rights law. Using...

Crises such as pandemics, economic shocks, and natural disasters often disrupt business operations and create legal uncertainty in employment relationships. Employers may invoke force majeure to suspend, modify, or terminate employment obligations, while workers remain entitled to wage security, fair...

Industrial relations conflicts continue to test the effectiveness of workers’ rights protection, especially where unequal bargaining power, prolonged procedures, and weak execution of outcomes restrict meaningful access to justice. This article conceptualizes industrial dispute settlement as a form of...

Religious and cultural pluralism in Indonesia’s indigenous communities faces growing pressure from globalization and rapid social change, raising the urgency of strategies that strengthen social-cultural resilience. This study develops a conceptual model of local wisdom-based interfaith tolerance to...

The death penalty remains a highly contested sanction within Indonesian and international criminal law. This article examines the transformation of capital punishment policy in Indonesia from the Dutch colonial period through the adoption of Law No. 1 of 2023 concerning the Criminal Code. Indonesia faces...

21st-century governance faces VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) challenges that demand a more flexible, adaptive, innovative, and responsive approach to governance. In this context, Agile Governance is a relevant approach because it focuses on simplifying bureaucratic processes, accelerating...

The rapid diffusion of generative artificial intelligence has enabled AI image generation tools to produce photorealistic synthetic images with minimal technical skill, giving rise to new patterns of misuse such as non-consensual sexualized imagery, visual disinformation, and identity-based fraud. This...

The rapid growth of e-commerce in Indonesia, with more than 221 million internet users and a projected growth rate of 30.5% in 2024, has intensified legal disputes between consumers and platform operators. A critical yet understudied phenomenon is the systematic incorporation of exoneration clauses into...