On the Protection of Citizens’ Rights in Maritime Law Enforcement

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the foundations of citizens’ rights, the current state of administrative litigation, and the sources of rights violations resulting from administrative actions during maritime law enforcement. It highlights important real-world issues and suggests ways to make improvements by drawing on pertinent national and international theories. In order to contribute to the growth of a more resilient rule-of-law society and government, the study aims to improve the protection of people’ rights in administrative reconsideration and litigation through legislative, enforcement, and judicial improvements.