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SIPKUMHAM and The Rise of Digitalization in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights
Get PDFThe use of digital has accelerated after Covid-19 Pandemic which now has turned to the third year. The implementation of digital development is the emergence of digital system in government administrations which is known as Electronic Government. The situation encourages the use of digital government, or more specifically the use of digital system in government administration system or known as E-Government. Digitalization occurs in many areas including in law and human rights. However, the impact of digital acceleration on working procedures at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights becomes the main focus, currently. This article aims to unfold the process of digital acceleration procedures at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, handling law and human rights affairs. In particular this article will discuss the SIPKUMHAM application. In fact, the attachment of digitalization, has been stated by Law and Human Rights Research and Development Agency within the SIPKUMHAM which contains databases regarding to the issues and its control. This study uses empirical juridical research of qualitative approach. We found that databases are needed to make evidence-based policy. The SIPKUMHAM application becomes a research information system that is able to provide factual data in terms of policy recommendations and tangible forms of performance to the Republic of Indonesia.The use of digital has accelerated after Covid-19 Pandemic which now has turned to the third year. The implementation of digital development is the emergence of digital system in government administrations which is known as Electronic Government. The situation encourages the use of digital government, or more specifically the use of digital system in government administration system or known as E-Government. Digitalization occurs in many areas including in law and human rights. However, the impact of digital acceleration on working procedures at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights becomes the main focus, currently. This article aims to unfold the process of digital acceleration procedures at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, handling law and human rights affairs. In particular this article will discuss the SIPKUMHAM application. In fact, the attachment of digitalization, has been stated by Law and Human Rights Research and Development Agency within the SIPKUMHAM which contains databases regarding to the issues and its control. This study uses empirical juridical research of qualitative approach. We found that databases are needed to make evidence-based policy. The SIPKUMHAM application becomes a research information system that is able to provide factual data in terms of policy recommendations and tangible forms of performance to the Republic of Indonesia
Regulasi Regenerasi Petani dalam Konteks Ketahanan Pangan: Sebuah Upaya dan Jaminan Perlindungan Hak Atas Pangan
Get PDFThere is so much recognition that the availability of land, technology, seeds and weather only determines food security. However, evidence suggests that farmer availability has an important role in overcoming food security challenges. Indirectly, guaranteeing the availability of farmers is an important indicator to ensure the right to food. This article aims to discuss how farmer availability and regeneration are related to food security. This article also wants to reflect on how the availability of adequate policies on agricultural sustainability has an important meaning in guaranteeing the right to food. By using normative legal research and Reform Oriented Research, this article will answer several problems. First, how is the relation between farmer regeneration and food security? Second, what is the state’s responsibility to guarantee the right to food? Third, how is the formula of farmer regeneration policies to maintain food security? This article clarifies that farmer availability has a significant influence on food production. This article also finds that the state has an important role in developing agricultural regulations to guarantee food security. At its peak, this article proposes targeted policy support to enable the availability of regulations on farmer regeneration to address food security challenges.Ada begitu banyak pengakuan bahwa ketahanan pangan hanya ditentukan oleh ketersediaan lahan, teknologi, benih, iklim, dan cuaca. Namun, bukti yang berkembang pesat menunjukkan bahwa ketersediaan petani juga memiliki peran penting dalam memenuhi tantangan ketahanan pangan. Secara tidak langsung, jaminan ketersediaan petani juga menjadi indikator penting dalam menilai upaya penjaminan hak atas pangan. Artikel ini bertujuan untuk membahas sejauh mana ketersediaan petani dan regenerasinya terkait dengan ketahanan pangan.Artikel ini juga ingin merefleksikan bagaimana ketersediaan regulasi terhadap keberlanjutan pertanian yang memadaimemiliki arti penting dalammenjamin hak atas pangan bagiwarga negara.Denganmenggunakan penelitian hukum normatif yang dikolaborasikan denganmetode Reform Oriented Research, penelitian ini akan menjawab beberapa permasalahan. Pertama, bagaimana keterkaitan antara regenerasi petani dan ketahanan pangan? Kedua, bagaimana tanggung jawab negara dalam menjamin hak atas pangan? Ketiga, bagaimana formulasi regulasi regenerasi petani untuk menjaga asa ketahanan pangan? Artikel ini mengklarifikasi bahwa ketersediaan petani memiliki pengaruh signifikan terhadap produksi pangan. Artikel ini juga menemukan bahwa negara memiliki peran penting dalam membangun regulasi pertanian yang dapat menjamin ketahanan pangan. Puncaknya, artikel ini mengusulkan dukungan regulasi yang terarah untuk memungkinkan tersedianya regulasi tentang regenerasi petani untuk menjawab tantangan ketahanan pangan
Measuring the Concept of Restoration in Criminal Justice System
Get PDFRegarding the restoration concept such as restorative justice, alternative dispute resolution, circle sentencing, and ishlah,  Indonesia’s Criminal Justice System is not yet familiar with this concept. Generally, the concept of restoration is not known in Criminal Procedure Law (KUHAP) which adheres to the principle of legality. Based on this situation, it is interesting to study the concept of restoration, especially the functionalization of restoration concepts and the readiness of the Indonesian Criminal Justice System to implement the restoration concept. This research used a qualitative research method that discusses the concept and implications of restoration associated with the applicable rules or principles. The results show that the restoration concept, such as alternative dispute resolution, circle sentencing, and ishlah, is a concept that prioritizes the interests of the parties involved, namely the principle of win-win solution and recovery.  This concept has long been practiced by the community, especially indigenous peoples and in the Criminal Justice System. It has been functionalized to resolve criminal cases that meet the requirements of both the level of investigation and prosecution as a way of resolving criminal cases. The implications of these concepts on the Indonesian Criminal Justice System are deviations from the principle of legality in the KUHAP. However, these implications are logically acceptable to the community in the framework of equitable and definite legal manifestations. It is recommended that the mechanism for implementing the restoration concept, such as alternative dispute resolution, circle sentencing, ishlah, can be included in the Draft Criminal Procedure Code (RKUHAP). Thus, in the implementation, the restoration concept can be juridically and formally accepted as a principle of the Indonesian Criminal Justice System
Limitation of The President's Power to Declare a State of Emergency: a Comparison of France, India, and Indonesia
No full textThe state must declare a state of emergency under certain conditions that endanger the safety of the state and society. Limiting the power to the declaration of a state of emergency is essential because this great authority cannot be used according to the President's will, so it is necessary to have restrictive mechanisms so that the President does not misuse the authority to carry out the emergency. However, the Indonesian constitution does not stipulate any restrictions on the powers of the President in declaring a state of emergency. This study aims to determine the dangers of not limiting the President's powers in declaring a state of emergency in the Indonesian constitution by using the arrangements and practices of emergency law in France and India. The approach used in this study is a comparative level that compares the contents of the constitution's text and compares the implementation and history of the constitution. The result of this study is limiting the power of the President in declaring a state of emergency is necessary based on a comparison of arrangements and experiences in France and India. Therefore, Indonesia must restrict the President's power in declaring a state of emergency to its constitution
Initiating The Concept of Sui Generis of the Legal Protection of Communal Intellectual Property in The Philosophy of Science Perspective
Get PDFThis study aims to answer how the protection of Communal Intellectual Property rights in Indonesia and how the concept of sui generis can be applied from the perspective of the philosophy of science. The research method used is a doctrinal legal research method with an approach to legislation, legal concepts, and theories through literature search. The results show that until now Indonesia has recorded and documented the Communal Intellectual Property, both by the Directorate General of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and the Directorate General of Culture of the Ministry of Education and Culture. Including the recording and registration of Intangible Cultural Heritage to UNESCO. However, legal protection of Communal Intellectual Property cannot be carried out optimally considering that several laws and regulations governing Communal Intellectual Property, especially those related to Traditional Cultural Expressions, are not in harmony with one another, besides thatno law specifically regulates this Communal Intellectual Property. On the other hand, considering the problems that are not easy to regulate, considering intellectual property protection which is individual protection while Intellectual Property Rights arecommunal. Therefore, Indonesia needs to immediately regulate the protection of Communal Intellectual Property in the form of law through the idea of the sui generis concept
Pornography in Universalism Perspective: A Freedom Expression?
Get PDFThe issue of the right to freedom of expression and pornography needs to be studied from a human rights perspective in terms of universalism and particularism. Pornography has the potential to have different standards depending on the time and place of a person’s use of clothing and the extent to which the law restricts pornographic behavior. This study aims to unravel pornography and freedom of expression in the digital space from the Perspective of Human Rights Particularism. The research method used is normative legal research. The results reveal that freedom of expression in Indonesia is intertwined with the dimension of human rights particularism, especially Pancasila so all forms of protests that contain pornography disseminated through the digital space are contrast to the value of Indonesian human rights particularism
Revisiting Legal and Ethical Challenges in Fulfilling Human Right to Clean Air in Indonesia
Get PDFPro-investment and development government policies to achieve people’s welfare can potentially violate human right to clean air through business activities that contribute to air pollution. In Jakarta, this condition led to a public lawsuit against the central and regional governments, who were considered liable for the air pollution and harm suffered by the community. This study reviews the concept of the right to clean air as a human right and analyzes the legal and ethical challenges in fulfilling human right to clean air in Indonesia. The discussion includes the relationship between business and human rights, the concept of clean air as a human right and a review of the legal framework to enforce liability and accommodate legal remedies and the private initiatives to drive and implement more responsible choices to reduce air pollution. The method used in this study was a literature study with data analyzed qualitatively. The paper concludes that people’s right to clean air is a fundamental human right. The fulfillment of human right to clean air can be driven by state’s power to impose regulation and the implementation of ethical and responsible business activities by corporations. The government needs to strengthen regulations related to air pollution control and business legal compliance, notably strengthening applicable air quality standards in accordance with evidence-based, internationally recognized standards to protect public health. Similarly, corporations should act as “moral agents†who apply ethical behaviors in their business activities to minimize air pollution
Intellectual Property Rights as The Resource for Creative Economic in Indonesia
Get PDFIntellectual Property (IP) objects from copyright such as songs and films have economic value that can improve the country’s economy and can even be used as collateral for credit, but the condition is that they must be registered with the ministry of law and human rights. Law No. 24/2019 has not yet regulated in detail the mechanism for granting credit to creative economy actors with intellectual property collateral objects. The research method used here is in the form of a doctrinal approach to laws and regulations. Primary sources are relevant legal regulations related to intellectual property and credit financing, and secondary sources are books and journals. The purpose of this research is to understand credit financing with collateral in the form of songs and films. PP No.24/2022 provides flexibility for creative economy actors to obtain credit financing not only at bank financial institutions but also at non-bank financial institutions. However, the special conditions that are regulated are that the intellectual property has been registered or registered with the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of law, the intellectual property has been self-managed, and or the rights have been transferred to another party
The Dilemma of Hospitality: Revisiting Indonesia’s Policy on Handling Refugees Under International Law
Get PDFPresidential Regulation No. 125 of 2016 is the first regulation that provides a normative framework to manage refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia. However, many scholars believe that this regulation is simply an institutionalization of several existing informal practices, and it does not introduce any substantive changes to ensure refugee protection. This paper analyzes the content of the Presidential Regulation, including its background, structure, wording, and its aims. In addition, this study identifies the limits of the regulation in fulfilling, protecting, and respecting human rights based on the international human rights instruments. This article contends that the Presidential Regulation portrays what I call dilemma of hospitality. It reflects on the one hand, the regulation welcomes the refugees by providing mandates to the authorities to rescue those stranded at sea and to provide accommodation during their stay. On the other hand, the regulation implies a kind of distrust to the refugees—treating them as a threat, limiting their movement, and forbidding them from work. The dilemma by and large affects the effective fulfillment of the rights of the refugees. This study offers some policy recommendations
Law Enforcement of Unregistered Marriage Practices in Indonesia Lawrence Meir Friedman’s Legal Effective Perspective
Get PDFUnregistered marriage is an endless problem with non-optimal law enforcement. Meanwhile, the massive impact of unregistered marriage is dangerous and this practice is not committed by one or two people but involves many parties. This research aims to describe parties involved in unregistered marriages and their respective roles. In addition, it provides information regarding unregistered marriage regulations and sanctions and determines law enforcement for the parties involved. This normative research used case approach and statutory approach. The data collection technique is documentation and the analysis technique is deductive and inductive. The results of this study found several parties involved in unregistered marriages. These parties are: first, main actors such as illegal rulers, husbands, and wives or marriage guardians. Second, parties who participate, such as marriage witnesses, brokers, and jockeys. Unregistered marriages are regulated in chapter 1 paragraph (2), chapter 3 paragraphs (1 and 2) of Law no. 32/1954 concerning the enactment of Law no. 22 of 1946 concerning registration of marriages, divorces, and reconciliation in all regions outside Java and Madura, the sanctions are contained in chapter 4 and chapter 45 paragraph (1) letter (a) PP No. 9/1975 concerning the Implementation of Law no. 1/1974 on marriage. Law enforcement against the perpetrators of unregistered marriages has not been optimal