The increasingly rapid development of digitalization is also accompanied by various problems with citizens' digital human rights, such as the narrowing of space for opinion on social media, accessing other people's personal data without permission, and the inequality of internet infrastructure as the main need for digital human rights. So, it is necessary to look at how the digital human rights of citizens are regulated. And what is the concept of regulating Islamic Constitutional Law to fulfill citizens' digital human rights? To answer the object of the study, the author uses normative juridical research (document study) with a with a positive legal inventory type and a qualitative approach. The results of this research show that the regulation of citizens' digital human rights is spread across various laws and regulations, government regulations, and ministerial regulations. However, among these regulations, there is no law that specifically regulates the digital human rights of citizens, and its implementation is also not evenly distributed throughout Indonesia. Thus, the state (government) has not provided full guarantees for the fulfillment of citizens' digital human rights both in theory and practice, so it is contrary to human rights principles and is not in line with the theory of distributive justice. Islamic Constitutional Law sees the fulfillment of digital human rights as the fulfillment of human rights in the digital era, which are not explained in detail in the Al-Qur'an and Hadith, but the principle of fulfilling digital human rights of citizens is in line with the principle of Maslahah Murlah at the hajiyyat level which provides various conveniences in running human life
Agustin et al. (Tue,) studied this question.