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GOVERNMENT PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT RIAU
REGULATION OF RIAU ISLANDS PROVINCE NUMBER 15 IN 2007
ABOUT
PREVENTION AND COUNTERMEASURES OF HIV/AIDS AND IMS
IN THE Riau ISLANDS PROVINCE
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
GOVERNOR OF RIAU ISLANDS,
DRAWS : A. that the Riau Islands is one of the provinces in
Indonesia which is given special attention with the development of HIV/AIDS that is showing an increasingly alarming trend, where the number of HIV/AIDS cases continues to rise as well as potential Its transmission is expanding;
b. that establishing coordination, working mechanisms and systems
HIV/AIDS countermeasures with District/City in the clear Riau Islands Province, required consolidation, integration and singkronization of the program;
c. that the prevention policies and HIV/AIDS countermeasure
needs to be implemented in a unified way through improving healthy living behaviors that can prevent contacings, provide treatment/care/support as well as respect for personal rights of people with HIV/AIDS as well as his family as a whole can minimize the impact epidemic and prevent discrimination;
d. that under consideration as a, b,
and c, it needs to form the Regional Regulation on the prevention and countermeasures of HIV/AIDS and IMS in Riau Islands Province.
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Given : 1. Law No. 8 of 1981 on the Law of Penal Events (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 1981 Number 76, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3209);
2. Law No. 23 of 1992 on Health
(leaf of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1992 Number 100, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3495);
3. Law No. 5 Year 1997 on Psychotropic (Sheet Country Republic Of Indonesia In 1997 Number 10, Addition Of The Republic Of Indonesia State Sheet Number 3698);
4. Law No. 22 of 1997 on Drugs
(sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997 No. 67, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3671);
5. Law No. 39 of 1999 on the Rights of Azasi
Man (sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia in 1999 No. 165, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3886);
6. Law No. 23 Year 2002 on Protection
Child (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2002 Number 109, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4235);
7. Law No. 25 of 2002 on the Establishment
Province of Riau Islands (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2002 Number 111, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4237);
8. Law Number 10 Year 2004 on Establishment
Laws (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia Year 2004Number 53 Addition Of State Republic Of Indonesia Number 4389);
9. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended by Act No. 8 2005 on Establishing Regulatory Government Ordinance Number 3 Year 2005 on Change of Law Number 32 Year 2004 on the Local Government into Act (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2005 Number 108, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4548);
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10. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government affairs, Provincial Regional Government and the Kabupaten/ City Local Government. (State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007 No. 82, Additional leaf of State of Indonesia Number 4737) ;
11. Presidential Rule Number 75 of 2006 about the Commission
National AIDS Penangguation.
With the Joint Agreement
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE ' S REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES OF RIAU ISLANDS PROVINCE
AND
GOVERNOR OF THE ISLANDS RIAU
DECIDED:
Assign: REGIONAL REGULATIONS ON PREVENTION AND
HIV/AIDS COUNTERMEASURES AND IMS IN THE RIAU ISLANDS PROVINCE
BAB I
provisions UMUM
Article 1
In This Region's Ordinance, which is referred to:
1. Local Government is the Government of the Riau Islands Province; 2. The governor is the Governor of Riau Islands; 3. People with HIV/AIDS that are abbreviated to ODHA are people
who are infected with HIV either in a non-symptomesed or unmoved stage;
4. The prone group is a group that has high risk behavior for HIV/AIDS contacings, namely, sex-sex prostitutes, sex-sex customers, a fixed pair of sex prostitutes, another group of men having sex with men, and a group of people who have sex with men and women. prisoners, street children, users of napza syringe, a pair of syringe users who do not use a syringe napza;
5. Health Care is a person who has a competency and a medical recognition for conducting treatment and treatment of the disease;
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6. A counselor is a person who has the competence and recognition to carry out effective conversations so that it can be achieved prevention, behavioral change and emotional support for the counselor;
7. An Reactionary Worker is a person who works directly in the community, and in particular does a high risk behavior for the high risk behavior-prone group, especially for prevention;
8. Case managers are the accompanying power and enablement of ODHA;
9. The next Human Immunedefiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that attacks white blood cells which results in the decline of the human immune system so that the human body is susceptible to a wide variety of diseases;
10. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a set of disease symptoms caused by the decline of the human immune system due to HIV infection;
11. The next sexually transmitted infection is abbreviated as IMS is a disease-a disease that is transmitted through sexual intercourse;
12. Health efforts are any activity to maintain and improve the health undertaken by the government and or private;
13. Prevention is an attempt to prevent a person from contracting the HIV virus; 14. Countermeasures are efforts made to eliminate or
reduce risk factors due to HIV/AID IMS there is an individual and a wider community group.
15. Treatment and treatment are the efforts of the medical power to improve the health degree of ODHA;
16. Support is the efforts of both people with HIV/AIDS and from families and people willing to support people with HIV/AIDS even better;
17. HIV/AIDS surveillance is the activities of the collection, processing and analysis of HIV/AIDS data as well as the dissemination of analysis results with the intent to increase the implementation of the disease countermeasures.
18. General vigilance is procedures that health officials must run to reduce the risk of transmission of the disease associated with the ingredients exposed to the blood and other bodily fluids of the infected.
19. Screening is a test done on donor blood before transfussed;
20. Medik (Informed conscent) approval is the consent given by a person to perform a unifying action, treatment and treatment against it, after obtaining an inaction about the purpose and manner of actions that will be made. done;
21. Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) is a combination of two (two) activities, namely counselling and testing of HIV into one (one) service network to be more profitable, both for the examination and for the service provider;
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22. Discrimination is all acts or activities as referred to in Act No. 39 of 1999 on the Rights of Human Azation;
23. Unsafe sexual behavior is the behavior of changing sexual partners without using a condom;
24. Condoms are rubber gloves (latex) that in their use are paired with the male genitas (penis) or woman (vagina) in the time of sexual intercourse with the intent to prevent the transmission of the disease from sexual intercourse or sexual intercourse. pregnancy prevention;
25. Narcotics, Psychiatcotropic and other Addictive Substances further abbreviated as napza are drugs as referred to in the 1997 5-Year Act on Psychotropic Substances and the 1997 22-Year Act on Narcotics;
26. Anti-retroviral drugs are drugs that can inhibit the development of HIV in a person ' s body, so it could slow the process into AIDS;
27. An opportunistic anti-infection drug is a drug given for an opportunistic infection that appears to be ODHA;
28. The Swadaya Society (NGO) is a non-governmental organization that organizes awareness of HIV/AIDS;
29, which organizes HIV/AIDS;
29. The Provincial AIDS Countermeasures Commission (KPA) is the Commission established by the Governor with composure involving Government and Non-Government Agencies who have the task of leading, managing and managing the government's government. coordinate the entire activity in the prevention and countermeasures of HIV/AIDS in Riau Islands Province.
30. The Napza Injector (Penasun) is any person who uses drugs, psychotropic and addictive substances in a syringe.
31. The Concentrated Epidemic is a contactest in the general population still under 1% and at a high risk population of more than 5%.
32. Generilized Epidemic is a contacative occurring in a general population exceeding 5%
BAB II
DANSCURIOSITY
Article 2
(1) HIV/AIDS prevention and countermeasures and IMS in The rules of this area are all places that can occur in the region of Riau Islands Province.
(2) The place referred to as mentioned in paragraph (1) this section is a place managed by the pimps or places other potentially spreading HIV and STIs
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Article 3
(1) The prevention and countermeasures of HIV/AIDS and IMS in this Regional Regulation are the whole of society with particular attention to the population of the prone and risk groups. high for the transmission of HIV and IMS in the Riau Islands Province region.
(2) The people who received special attention as mentioned in paragraph (1) above in this section are Commercial Sex Penjaja abbreviated WPS, Penasun and ODHA.
BAB III
CONTAGION, PREVENTION AND COUNTERMEASURES HIV/AIDS AND IMS
SECTIONS OR
PENULARAN
Article 4
HIV and IMS can be contagious to others with way: a. Non-sheltered sexual intercourse as per health standards b. Non-sterile syringes are used together c. From an ODHA mother to her baby. Health care/cosmetics are not sterile that can inflict injuries
that is used with others. e. HIV-contaminated blood transfusion
Second Part
PREVENTION
Article 5
(1) In order to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and STIs in the Province
Riau Islands, it is done: a. Perform Communication, Information and Education (KIE) programs
correct and complete prevention of HIV infection, through mass media, community organizations, business world, educational institutions, and the Swadaya Society of people moving in fields. Periodic health;
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b. Conducting healthy living education to avoid HIV infection and use of napza through formal and non-formal education including meeting meetings, cross-sector coordination conducted by both the government and private parties including Societal organization;
c. carrying out prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (IMS) and periodically at high risk behavior places, including the 100% condom;
d. push and carry out HIV testing and counseling voluntarily especially for the prone group;
e. Public awareness of basic health care, referrals and private and private visitors can prevent the spread of HIV infection as well as to protect its staff and workers;
f. carrying out the standard screening of HIV over all blood, blood fraction, and body tissue donned to others;
g. carrying out epidemiological surveillance of HIV, AIDS, IMS and Behavior Surveilans.
(2) The Prevention of HIV/AIDS and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases
as mentioned in Verse (1) is the responsibility of each instance The Government, the AIDS Countermeasures Commission (KPA), the NGO Swadaya Society, the Correctional Organization, the Public Religion, the private as well as every individual and family in the Riau Islands Province.
The Third Section
COUNTERMEASURES
Section 6
(1) In order for deployment HIV/AIDS and IMS in the Riau Islands Province, then performed: a. Procuring anti-retroviral drugs and oppurtunistic infection drugs that
are effective and commonly used cheaply and affordability; b. Provide specific health care in health care
basic, referral and non-government-designated visitors.
(2) HIV/AIDS countermeasures policy and IMS in Riau Islands Province by developing networks included: a. Epidemiology of HIV, AIDS, STIs. B. Conducting public awareness coaching is mainly on the means
health; c. Developing support systems, care and treatment for
ODHA;
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d. Developing the implementation of 100% condom use and sterile injectable devices in the high risk behavior group environment.
e. Conducting an HIV Test is performed at a designated private or government-owned laboratory.
BAB IV
PERLISHELTER ODHA
Article 7
(1) Local Government protects personal rights, rights The civil rights and human rights of the ODHA include the protection of the confidentiality of HIV status.
(2) Each ODHA is entitled to a service of treatment and care as well as support without discrimination in any form.
(3) HIV/AIDS repellence is based on the value of humanity and
respect for human life.
(4) Discrimination in any form (unilateral removal of jobs does not receive health care) An adequate, rejected residence of the ODHA selected and rejected following formal and informal education) to an unexpected or discredited person or who has been infected with HIV is a violation of the rules of this area.
(5) Workers and labourers with HIV/AIDS are entitled to a service
Health in accordance with applicable regulations.
(6) Any person because of the task and job of knowing or having information about the status of HIV a person is required to keep a secret, except: a. If there is a written consent/permission of the person in question; b. If there is an approval/permission from a parent or guardian of a child who is not yet
age, defect or unconscious; c. If there is a legal decision ordering a person ' s HIV status
can be opened.
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BAB V
OBLIGATION OFFICER, PRONE AND MAINTAINER GROUP
Section ATU
OFFICER SERVICES
Article 8
In the service sector pay attention to things as follows: (1) Each officer is obliged to use a sterile syringe and ensure that
transfusion blood is free of HIV and STIs.
(2) Giving non-discrimination services to HIV and his family.
(3) Provident service of STIs as well as voluntary HIV counseling and testing.
(4) Any examination to diagnose HIV/AIDS should be preceded. with
the correct explanation and gets the consent concerned.
(5) Adequate Counseling is mandatory before or after the examination and the results of the mandatory examination are kept confidential.
(6) Proviking information and health education for the target group.
(7) Provides Condoms.
(8) Doing a screening of people with STIs, HIV and condoms.
(9) Reports on places of sexual transactions that do not want to be confused
in the prevention and countermeasures of HIV/AIDS to the authorities.
Second Section
PRONE GROUP
Article 9
(1) It is available to follow the training and use of the 100% condom use program. (2) Requiring to his partner to wear a condom. (3) Each Rawan Group is required to use a sterile syringe.
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(4) Each Rawan Group is required to follow the VCT at the service center
the nearest health has been appointed. (5) For any person who has known himself positively HIV/AIDS and IMS,
is required to make an attempt not to infect others.
Third Quarter
Article 10
MAINTAINER
(1) Willing to follow training and carry out condom use programs for people (WPS)
(2) Provides coaching to WPS about the use of condoms and health checks.
(3) Rest as well as help treatment for the afflicted WPS
IMS and or HIV/AIDS including the disease Others are potentially infected with other people, as well as other diseases that can be fatal to the WPS.
(4) Provides protection to WPS and reports a customer who
impose his will to perform sexual contact without using a condom.
(5) Provides and requires customers to use condoms on
while having sex.
BAB VI
ROLES AS WELL AS SOCIETY
Article 11
(1) In terms of prevention, each person is responsible for his family to protect him from HIV/AIDS and STIs and have high awareness of the cause of the disease.
(2) The role as well as The public in question, treatment, and
rehabilitation is necessary in addition to the role and the Government and Family sufferers.
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BAB VII
SOURCE OF THE FUNDS
Article 12
(1) The source of the funds comes from: a. State Revenue and Shopping Budget in the form of funds
support. B. Budget and Regional Shopping. C. Other sources are valid.
(2) The Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is sourced from the Province and the District/City.
BAB VIII
BAN FOR THE PRONE AND MAINTAINER GROUP
Part Kesatu
VULNERABLE GROUP
Article 13
(1) WPS at the time of the sexual contact with Its customers are not
using condoms.
(2) LSL does not use condoms on any sexual contact. (3) WPS rejuvenates on street or in public place
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Second Section
MAINTAINER
Article 14
(1) Doing whatever actions should be known can transmit or cause HIV infection to others either with the seduction of the seduction. or violence.
(2) Employ a positive WPS stricken with HIV/AIDS and STIs.
BAB IX
INQUIRY
Article 15
(1) Investigators are certain civil servants (PPNS) investigators
in the Regional Government environment authorized by the Act. to conduct an inquiry into the /omission violation as referred to in section (8), (9), (10), (11), (11) and section (12).
(2) The Authority of the Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) above: a. receive, search, collect and research the information or report
with respect to the criminal conduct so that the description or report is complete and clear;
b. Research, search and collect information about persons or bodies about the correctness of the actions committed in connection with such felon;
c. request the information and evidence from a person or person in connection with the person or agency. with a felony;
d. examine the books, notes and other documents with regard to the criminal offense;
e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence for the evidence;
f. ask for expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation tasks;
g. Whether or not to leave a room or place at the time of examination is underway and check the identity of the person or document brought in as referred to in the letter e;
h. Photographing someone with respect to a felony; i. calling people to be heard of his attachment and checked as
a suspect or a witness;
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j. Stop the investigation; k. perform other actions that need to smooth the investigation of the action
criminal according to the law that can be accounted for.
(3) Investigators as contemplated in paragraph (1) notify the start of the inquiry and deliver the results The inquiry into the Public Prosecuts, in accordance with the provisions of the Act No. 8 of the Year of 1981 on Criminal Events Law.
BAB X
SANCTION ADMINISTRATION
Article 16
(1) The violation of the Code of Laws
against the provisions as set out on the Article (8) of the termination of the dismissal temporarily or be relieved of its work.
(2) The violation of the provisions as set out on Article (10) The sanctions are charged with the revocation of the business permit it has.
BAB XI
CRIMINAL provisions
Article 17
(1) Any of the items in violation of the provisions referred to in Article (7), paragraph (4), Article (9) , Article (11) and Article (12), are threatened with a penultimate criminal confinement 6 (six) months or fine as high as Rp. 50,000.000.00 (fifty million rupiah).
(2) Penal Tindak referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.
(3) The violation of matters relating to HIV/AIDS contacings other than referred to in paragraph (1) is threatened by the criminal pursuant to the provisions of the applicable Invite-Invitation.
(4) Criminal Tindak referred to verse (3) is a crime.
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BAB XII
provisions CLOSING
Article 18
Things that have not been set up in this Regional Regulation as long as that implementation will be governed by the Governor's Decision
Article 19
The rules of this Region begin to apply on the date of promulgations. In order for everyone to know, ordered the invitation of the Regional Regulation with its placement in the Area of Riau Islands province Area.
Passed in Tanjungpinang, on 8 November 2007 GOVERNOR OF RIAU ISLANDS, ttd ISMETH ABDULLAH Was promulred in Tanjungpinang on 9 November 2007 SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE OF RIAU ISLANDS PROVINCE, ttd EDDY WIJAYA Sheet Area Of Riau Islands Province 2007 Number 15
