Restoring Social Justice Through Legal Literacy and Digital Ethics after Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia

This study will discuss access to social justice for the poor and marginalized during the Covid-19 pandemic. The post-pandemic socio-economic recovery policy is reviewed from the perspective of the religious welfare state based on three pillars of welfare, health, education and economy—this research using the normative juridical research method. And a statute approach, a case studies approach, and a hermeneutic approach. The normative juridical research method was chosen, with a statute approach, a case studies approach, and a hermeneutic approach. The results confirm that post-pandemic socio-economic policies have not been able to create harmony between social justice and social welfare through equal distribution of resources so that socio-economic disparities in the community can be reduced Coexistence of arrangements and institutions for education guarantees, health insurance, and economic welfare guarantees, after the Covid-19 pandemic is needed to restore social justice through legal literacy & digital ethics as a collective action, to the extension of mutualism, and the growth of solidarity.