Biography

Dr. iur. Asmin Fransiska, S.H., LL.M., is a legal academic who completed her undergraduate studies at Parahyangan Catholic University in 1998 and went on to earn her Master of Laws from Northwestern University in 2004. She later obtained her Doctor of Laws (Dr. iur.) from Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen in 2016. As an expert in Narcotics Law and Policy, Dr. Asmin has extensive knowledge of legal issues related to narcotics, human rights, and the protection of children and women.

In her role as an educator, she teaches various courses, including Criminal Procedure Law, Human Rights Law, and Narcotics Law, with the aim of equipping students with a deep understanding of relevant legal issues. Over the past few years, Dr. Asmin has published several important works, such as "Quo Vadis Trisakti, Semanggi I and II case as a crime against humanity based on International Criminal Law perspective," which analyzes the Trisakti tragedy from the perspective of international law, and "Right to health on access to clean water in Indonesia," which discusses the right to health in the context of access to clean water. Her works have significantly contributed to the understanding of legal issues in Indonesia and have fostered dialogue on more equitable policy reforms.

Education

Dr. Asmin Fransiska completed her undergraduate studies at Parahyangan Catholic University in 1998. She then pursued further studies abroad and earned her Master of Laws degree from Northwestern University in 2004. Following this, she pursued her Doctoral studies at Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, where she successfully obtained her Doctor of Laws (Dr. iur.) degree in 2016.

Expertise

As an expert in Narcotics Law and Policy, Dr. Asmin possesses extensive knowledge of legal issues related to narcotics, human rights, and the protection of children and women. She also has expertise in international criminal law, enabling her to analyze and provide insights into global legal policies.

Teaching

In her capacity as an educator, Dr. Asmin teaches a variety of courses, including Criminal Procedure Law, ASEAN Law, Human Rights Law, Health Law, Narcotics Law, Child and Women's Protection Law, International Criminal Law, Criminology, Neurogeriatrics and Dementia, as well as Legal Writing. Through her teaching, she aims to equip students with a deep understanding of relevant legal aspects in society.

Recent Publications

Dr. iur. Asmin Fransiska, S.H., LL.M., is a legal academic actively engaged in research and publications in the fields of international law, health, and customary law. Over the past few years, she has produced numerous publications that have made significant contributions to the understanding of legal issues in Indonesia.

One of her most notable works, "Quo Vadis Trisakti, Semanggi I and II Case as a Crime Against Humanity Based on International Criminal Law Perspective," analyzes the events surrounding the Trisakti and Semanggi I and II tragedies from an international law perspective. This work highlights the importance of accountability and law enforcement in human rights violations.

In her publication "Right to Health on Access to Clean Water in Indonesia," Dr. Asmin explores the right to health in the context of access to clean water in Indonesia. This research underscores the critical importance of clean water as a vital component of public health and sheds light on the challenges faced by many communities in realizing this fundamental right.

Another key work, "The Dynamics of Customary Inheritance Law from the Perspective of Gender Equality in Klungkung District-Bali," investigates the dynamics of customary inheritance law through the lens of gender equality. This research provides essential insights into how gender norms within communities influence customary inheritance practices.

In her publication "The Person with Schizophrenia in Conflict According to the Criminal Law in Indonesia," Dr. Asmin examines how Indonesia's legal system addresses individuals with schizophrenia who are involved in legal conflicts. This work offers an important perspective on human rights protection for individuals with mental health issues.

Lastly, in her publication "Weighing of the Criminalization of Cannabis in Indonesia Narcotic Law with International Human Rights Law Perspective," Dr. Asmin evaluates the criminalization of cannabis in Indonesia's narcotics law, considering international human rights law. This work encourages dialogue on the need for a more equitable narcotics policy reform.

Through these various publications, Dr. iur. Asmin Fransiska not only contributes to the advancement of legal scholarship but also offers critical reflections necessary to address contemporary legal issues in Indonesia.