Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights to Study Law at UNPRI
* RE Nanggolan: UNPRI's Existence is Much Needed Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasona H Laoly SH MSc PhD will give a public lecture at Universitas Prima Indonesia (UNPRI). In the near future, the Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights will give a public lecture at the UNPRI Faculty of Law," said the Chairperson of the Advisory Board of the Regional Representative Council (DPD) of the Indonesian Communication Foundation (YKI) for the North Sumatra Region, Monday (3/14) in Medan.
RE Nainggolan said that the existence of UNPRI is very much needed. This is because UNPRI is a very important part, because it contains components of scholars, which are needed in finding solutions to various problems that currently exist in North Sumatra. He is sure and believes that if the government, society and scholars synergize and work together to build North Sumatra, then the people of North Sumatra will progress and prosper.
Moreover, as is known, said RE Nainggolan, currently many problems have emerged in the midst of the North Sumatra community, including the spread of the HIV AIDS virus and the circulation of narcotics. In fact, North Sumatra is now given the code as a red line for the circulation of illegal narcotics. "This is the responsibility of all parties, especially the newly inaugurated YKI," said RE Nainggolan. The problems in North Sumatra do not need to be justified, but as residents of North Sumatra we are proud, because the community life is conducive. In other areas, Gafatar has been killed, religious groups are in conflict, but in North Sumatra it has not happened. For that, he hopes that UNPRI students can join hands together to build North Sumatra in the future to be more advanced and prosperous.
Meanwhile, the supervisor of YKI North Sumatra Region for the 2016-2021 period, Dr. Tommy Leonard SH MKn, welcomed the plan of the Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights to give a public lecture at UNPRI. According to the chairman of the BPH Yayasan Unpri, the public lecture is very important and very useful for UNPRI students. "This public lecture can be said to be a forum for exchanging ideas and views between the Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights and students of the UNPRI Faculty of Law," said the Doctor of Law.
Tommy said that the public lecture will later clearly explain the legal polemics to students. "And, the arrival of the Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights also means that UNPRI students no longer need to feel their way about the development of law in Indonesia.