div class="s14"> (2) The Recommendations as referred to in paragraph (1) at least contain:
a. alleged human rights violations;
B. the name of the office and/or the name of the instance/government agency that is authorized to perform the protection and fulfillment of human rights;
c. input for the superior agencies/government agencies; and
D. a request for information settlement of alleged human rights violations.
Article 16
(1) The RANHAM Panitia conducts monitoring of the Recommendation Letter which has been delivered to the agencies of the concerned government/government agencies.
(2) In terms of the authority of the government/government agencies not following up on the Recommendation Letter which has been delivered by the RANHAM Panitia, RANHAM Panitia delivers the Recommendation of the follow-up I and the aftershocks.
(3) The follow-up recommendation letter as referred to in paragraph (2) is delivered periodically every 2 (two) months or adjusted to the respective conditions and needs of the respective regions.
Article 17
(1) In terms of the authority of the government/government agencies do not follow up the Letter of Recommendation up to the follow-up Letter of the aftershocks, the Provincial Committee of RANHAM and the District of RANHAM Regency/City report to the National RANHAM Committee.
(2) National RANHAM Panitia addresses the report as referred to paragraph (1) to government agencies/institutions at the central level.
(3) In terms of the report as referred to in paragraph (2) there is no settlement, the National RANHAM Panitia reports the alleged human rights violation to the President.
Section 18
The Yankomas mechanism or line of handling is listed in Annex II which is an integral part of the Regulation of this Minister.
BAB III
REPORTING
Section 19
(1) The RANHAM Panitia is mandatory for compiling the Yankomas report.
(2) The compiling of the report as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed:
a. 1 (one) year once for the National RANHAM Panitia;
B. 6 (six) months for the Provincial RANHAM Panitia; and
C. Six (six) months for District/City RANHAM Panitia.
(3) The format of the Yankomas report is listed in Annex III which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.
Article 20
The Yankomas report as referred to in Article 19 is contained in the RANHAM report and is delivered to:
a. The slowest president late in March of the next year, for the National RANHAM Committee;
b. The governor and the National RANHAM Panitia the slowest month of August running and at the end of February the following year, for the Provincial Committee of RANHAM; and
C. The Bupati/Mayor and Panitia RANHAM The slowest provincial end of July year is running and by the end of January of the following year, for the Regency/City RANHAM Committee.
BAB IV
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 21
The rules of this Minister begin to apply on the date of promulgations.
For each person to know it, order the invitation of the Order of the Minister with its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia.
Specified in Jakarta
on June 20, 2013
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
It is promulred in Jakarta
on 21 June 2013
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
Attachment:
bn859-2013
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3. The subsequent Community Communication Service called Yankomas is a service grant to the public about the alleged human rights issues communicated or who are not/uncommunicated by a person or group of people.
4. Communication is a report or complaint filed by a person or group of people who suspect a human rights violation committed by a person, a group of people, state authorities, and government agencies/agencies.
5. Communication poets are a person or group of people who suspect a human rights violation committed by a person, a group of people, state authorities, and government agencies/agencies.
6. The communicable party is a person, a group of people, state authorities, and government agencies/government agencies who are alleged to have committed the conduct of human rights.
7. The Coordination Letter is a letter addressed to the instance that is suspected of violating human rights to request clarification.
8. The letter of recommendation is a letter addressed to the superior instance because the under-instance does not follow up on the Coordination Letter.
Section 2
(1) The scope of community communication is any act committed by a person, group of people, state apparatus, and government agencies/government agencies either deliberate or unintentional or omisted or omisted. the law includes:
a. reducing;
B. blocking;
C. limiting; and/or
D. revoke,
the human rights of a person or group of persons guaranteed by the Act, and do not obtain or are feared not to obtain a fair and correct legal settlement in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are excluded against:
a. cases of being in the legal process in the first-level judiciary, the appeal level, or the level of the cassation; and
B. Severe human rights violations in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB II
PUBLIC COMMUNICATION HANDLING
The Kesatu section
The RANHAM Panitia function
Section 3
(1) The RANHAM Panitia carries out Yankomas covering:
a. Communication is communicated; and
B. Non-communicable communication.
(2) The non-communicable (2) Yankomas are not communicated as in paragraph (1) the letter b is a casuistic and urgent human rights violation.
Section 4
(1) The RANHAM Panitia in carrying out the handling of Yankomas that is communicated organizes function:
a. receive and follow up on Communications;
B. attest of alleged human rights violations; and
c. coordinate and provide recommendations.
(2) RANHAM Panitia in carrying out Yankomas ' s handling of the non/uncommunicated host function:
a. conduct identification of alleged human rights violations;
B. attest of alleged human rights violations; and
c. coordinate and provide recommendations.
Second Part
The communicated yancomas
Section 5
The communication that can be communicated must be eligible:
a. have a clear Communication Poet identity;
B. have a reason to be accounted for;
c. containing
