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The purpose of this study was to reveal how the process and approach to intercultural communication of non-Bengkulu ethnic judges at the Religious Courts Class 1 A Bengkulu in handling divorce cases. This study uses a qualitative approach to the tradition of symbolic interactionism, data was collected using participant observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation studies. With purposive sampling technique, 4 judges and 2 clients became research informants. The results showed that the communication process in PA Bengkulu occurred between several different ethnicities, especially in the trial and mediation processes, such as differences in language and culture. "Mediation Room" is the dominant interaction in the intercultural communication process between judges and clients/parties in the proceedings. Although the results of the study show that the contribution of the mediation space in reconciling clients is still very limited. The communication process takes place in an interactional way with a dialogic/dialectical approach. The dialectical approach was used by the judges at PA Class 1 A Bengkulu to facilitate communication that took place especially at the beginning of the trial and mediation time.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the impact of campaign restrictions for novice voters to obtain electoral information in the 2020 local elections in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. The research method uses descriptive qualitative research. There are 21 research informants taken from representatives of BEM administrators throughout Bengkulu city, in selecting informants using purposive sampling technique, data obtained through interviews and documentation. The results of the study show a) In limited meetings, one of which is the lack of political education in the community; b) Regarding the rights and disclosure of information, namely: millennial voters are involved in the socialization process, through social media; c) Regarding voter participation, there are assumptions of millennial voters who are still apathetic towards the candidate pair and have an impact on the political confidence of millennial voters. The conclusion of this research is that campaign restrictions will cause limitations in obtaining information about election organizers, election participants, voters and even information about the vision, mission and work program plans offered by pairs of candidates for Pilkada candidates. Keywords: Election Campaign, Election Information, Novice Voters, Pandemic.

ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to discuss the meaning of sex and gender orientation is for LGBT, to analyze it the discourse of Foucault and Freud's sexuality, then whether countries have provided a sense of security and social security relating to the identity of LGBT people. Indonesian people tend to have homophobic attitudes towards LGBT. This discriminatory attitude from the community comes because of insufficient language to interpret one's gender identity. The language that is mastered by Indonesian people are binary, male or female, if it is not included in the grouping it will be considered abnormal as LGBT gender identity. This research method by analyzing the literature that the author summarizes and uses the discourse of Foucault and Freud's sexuality. The results of this study that LGBT still experience discrimination in the community, while the Constitution is not yet able to protect the problem of discrimination. The conclusions from the results of the analysis and a collection of several research results which the author summarizes, clearly say that Indonesia is a country that does not protect and does not guarantee the rights of LGBT people. Keywords: LGBT,Politics of Sexuality, State Policy.