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Act No. 39 Of 1999

Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 39 Tahun 1999

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that have been accepted by the Republic of Indonesia which concern human rights are mainly the responsibility of the Government.

Section 8
Protection, submission, enforcement, and fulfillment of human rights are primarily the responsibility of the Government.

BAB III
HUMAN RIGHTS AND BASIC HUMAN FREEDOM

The Kesatu section
The right to Life

Section 9
.,, (1) Everyone has the right to live, sustain life and increase its life tarf.
.,, (2) Everyone is entitled to be tenteram, safe, peaceful, happy, prosperous born and inner.
(3) Each person is entitled to a good and healthy life environment.

The Second Part
The Family ' s Right and Continued Descent

Section 10
.,, (1) Each person is entitled to form a family and continue the descent through a lawful marriage.
.,, (2) A valid marriage can only take place on the free will of the candidate ' s spouse and the candidate of the concerned wife, in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

The Third Part
The Right To Self-Develop

Section 11
Every person is entitled to the fulfilment of its basic needs to grow and flourish in a decent way.

Section 12
Every person is entitled to protection for his personal development, to obtain an education, divorce him, and improve his quality of life in order to be a man of faith, trust, responsible, noble, happy, and well-lived. Prosperous according to human rights.

Section 13
Everyone has the right to develop and benefit from science and technology, art and culture according to human dignity for the sake of his personal welfare, nation, and human race.

Section 14
.,, (1) Each person is entitled to communicate and obtain the information necessary to develop his personal and social environment.
.,, (2) Everyone is entitled to search, acquire, possess, store, process, and deliver information using any kind of means available.

Section 15
Everyone has the right to fight for the rights of his development, both personally and collectively, to build the society, the nation, and his country.

Section 16
Each person is entitled to perform social and policy work, establishing an organization for it, including hosting education and teaching, as well as raising funds for that purpose with the provisions of the laws.

The Fourth Part
The Right To Justice

Section 17
Any person, without discrimination, is entitled to justice by applying for application, complaint, and lawsuit, both in criminal, civil, and administrative matters and tried through a free and impartial judicial process, in accordance with the terms of the law. with event laws that guarantee an objective check by an honest and fair judge to obtain a fair and true verdict.

Section 18
., (1) Any person who is arrested, detained, and charged with discharges of committing a criminal to be considered innocent, until proven legally guilty in a court hearing and given all legal assurances that is required for his defense, in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
.,, (2) Any person should not be charged for being punished or sentenced to a criminal, except under an already existing law before this criminal offence is committed.
.,, (3) Any existing changes in the laws, then applicable the most favorable terms for the suspect.
.,, (4) Any person who is checked is entitled to obtain legal assistance since the moment of inquiry until the existence of a court ruling that has obtained a fixed legal force.
.,, (5) Any person cannot be prosecuted for a second time in the same case over an act which has obtained a fixed legal power court ruling.

Section 19
.,, (1) No offence or any crime is threatened with the punishment of the usurpation of the entire property of the guilty property.
.,, (2) No one on the court ' s ruling may be sentenced to prison or confinement on the grounds of an inability to fulfill an obligation in a debt debt treaty.

The Fifth Part
The Right To Private Freedom

Section 20
(1) No one can be enslaved or enslaved.
.,, (2) Slavery or servitude, slave trade, women ' s trade, and any act of any kind whose purpose is similar, forbidden.

Section 21
Each person is entitled to a personal tenacity, both spiritual and physical, and therefore should not be an object of research without consent from it.

Section 22
(1) Each person is free to embrace their religion and to worship according to his religion and to his trust.
.,, (2) The state guarantees the independence of every person hugging his religion and his trust of it.

Section 23
(1) Each person is free to choose and have its pilot confidence.
.,, (2) Each person is free to have, issue and disseminate opinions according to their conscience, orally and or writing through the print of electronic media with regard to religious values, decency, order, interest. the common, and the integrity of the nation.

Section 24
.,, (1) Everyone has the right to gather, a few times, and union for the purpose of peace.
., (2) Any citizen or community group is entitled to establish a political party, a self-governing body or other organization to play a role in the course of government and the holding of the state in line with the demands of protection, enforcement, and the submission of human rights in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 25
Everyone has the right to express opinions in the public, including the right to strike in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 26
.,, (1) Everyone is entitled to have, obtain, replace, or maintain the status of its citizenship.
.,, (2) Any person free to vote for citizenship and without discrimination is entitled to enjoy the rights that are sourced and attached to its citizenship as well as the obligation to carry ou(3) Any person who includes a vulnerable group of people is entitled to the treatment and protection more with respect to its special.

Section 6
.,, (1) In the framework of human rights enforcement, the differences and needs in the indigenous legal society must be cared for and protected by law, society, and Government.
.,, (2) The cultural identity of the indigenous law society, including the right of the land of the ulayat is protected, in harmony with the development of the age.

Section 7
.,, (1) Everyone is entitled to use all national legal and forum legal efforts over all human rights violations guaranteed by Indonesian law and international law on human rights that the state has received. Republic of Indonesia.
., (2) The provisions of international law .,, (3) Special rights attached to women due to the function of its reproduction, guaranteed and protected by law.

Section 50
Women who have matured and or have been married are entitled to commit legal deeds of their own, unless otherwise specified by their religious law.

Section 51
(1) (1) A wife during the marital bond has the same rights and responsibilities as her husband of all matters concerning her marriage life, relations with her children and the right of possession and the management of the estate together.
.,, (2) After the breakup of marriage, a woman has the same rights and responsibilities as her ex-husband for all matters concerning her children, with regard to the best interests of the child.
(3), (3) Upon the severing of marriage, a woman has the same rights as her ex-husband over all matters of common property without diminuating child rights, in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

The Tenth Part
Child Rights

Section 52
.,, (1) Every child is entitled to protection by parents, family, society, and country.
.,, (2) The right of child is a human right and for its benefit the rights of the child is recognized and protected by law even since in utero.

Section 53
.,, (1) Every child since the womb, is entitled to life, retains a life, and increases the level of his life.
.,, (2) Any child since his birth, entitled to a name and citizenship status.

Section 54
Any child who is physically disabled and or mentally entitled to obtain treatment, education, training, and special assistance at the cost of the state, to ensure his life in accordance with the dignity of humanity, enhance confidence, and ability participate in community life, nation, and country.

Section 55
Every child is entitled to worship according to his religion, thinking, expression in accordance with the level of intellect and age under the guidance of the parents and or guardian.

Section 56
.,, (1) Every child is entitled to know who her parents are, raised, and are nurtured by her own parents.
.,, (2) In terms of the child ' s parents not being able to raise and maintain her child properly in accordance with this Act, then the child may be nurtured or appointed as a child by another person in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 57
.,, (1) Every child is entitled to be raised, nurtured, cared for, educated, directed, and guided his life by the parents or her guardian to adulthood in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
., (2) Each child is entitled to obtain an adoptive parent or guardian based on the court ruling if both parents have passed away or because a lawful cause cannot exercise its obligations as an old man.
.,, (3) adoptive parents or guardians as referred to in verse (2) must exercise the obligation as a real parent.

Section 58.
.,, (1) Each child is entitled to obtain legal protection of any form of physical or mental abuse, neglect, mistreatment, and sexual abuse during the upbringing of the parent or her guardian, or other parties or the responsible Answer for the child's parenting.
.,, (2) In terms of parents, guardians, or caregivers of child performing any form of physical or mental persecution, neglect, treatment of forms, and sexual abuse including rape, and or murder of a child that should be protected, then must be charged with punishment.

Section 59
.,, (1) Every child is entitled to not be separated from his parents as opposed to the will of the child himself, unless there is a reason and a legitimate rule of law which suggests that separation is in the best interest of the child.
.,, (2) In the circumstances referred to in paragraph (1), the child ' s right to remain met directly and in private contact with his parents remains guaranteed by the Act.

Section 60
.,, (1) Each child is entitled to obtain an education and teaching in order for its personal development according to its interest, talent, and its intelligence level.
.,, (2) Every child is entitled to seek, accept, and provide information according to the level of intellect and age for the sake of its development along according to the values of decency and propriety.

Section 61
Every child has the right to rest, hang out with the same age, play, excreting, and create according to his interest, talent, and intelligence level for his own development.

Section 62.
Every child is entitled to obtain a decent health and social security service, according to its spiritual and spiritual needs.

Section 63
Every child has the right to be uninvolved in events of war, armed dispute, social unrest, and other events that contain violent elements.

Section 64
Every child is entitled to obtain protection from the activities of economic exploitation and any work that endangers her, so that it can interfere with education, physical health, morals, social life, and spiritual mental.

Section 65
Each child is entitled to obtain protection from the activities of sexual exploitation and abuse, kidnapping, child trafficking, as well as of various forms of drug abuse, psychotropic, and other addictive substances.

Section 66
.,, (1) Every child is entitled to not be subjected to persecution, torture, or inhumane execution.
.,, (2) The death sentence or a life sentence cannot be dropped for the perpetrator of a child-still criminal.
(3) Every child has the right to not be deprived of his freedom against the law.
., (4) Arrest, incarceration, or child prison criminal may only be carried out in accordance with applicable law and can only be implemented as a final attempt.
.,, (5) Any child deprived of his freedom is entitled to a humane treatment and with regard to the need for personal development according to his age and must be separated from adults, except for the sake of his interests.
.,, (6) Any child deprived of his freedom is entitled to obtain legal assistance or other assistance effectively in any stage of the applicable legal effort.
.,, (7) Any child deprived of his freedom is entitled to self-defense and obtain justice in front of an objective and impartial Children ' s Court in a closed trial for the public.

BAB IV
THE BASIC HUMAN OBLIGATION

Section 67
Section 49
.,, (1) Women are entitled to vote, selected, appointed in employment, office, and profession in accordance with the requirements and laws.
.,, (2) Women are entitled to receive special protection in the execution of their work or profession against matters that may threaten safety and or her health with respect to the reproductive function of women.
of the electoral manner, the appointment, as well as the dismissal of the membership and the leadership of the Komnas HAM are set by the Order of Human Rights Ordinance.

Section 87
(1) Each member of the Comnas HAM is obligated:
.,
., a., a. Obey the rules of the applicable laws and the decision of the Human Rights Commission;
., b. participate actively and truly for the purpose of Human Rights Comnas; and
., c. maintaining secrecy that is due to its nature a secret human rights movement acquired under its position as a member.
(2) Each Member of the Comnas HAM reserves the right:
., a., a. deliver proposals and opinions to the Full Session and Subcommission Session;
., b. provide a voice in the decision making of the Full Session and Subcommission;
.,, c. filed and selected the candidate for the Chair and Vice Chairman of the Human Rights Commission in the plenary session; and
., d. The candidate for the candidate of the Comnas HAM in the plenary session for periodic and intertime shifts.

Section 88
A further provision of the duties and rights of the Members of the Comnas of human rights and the manner of the implementation of the implementation are set by the Order of Human Rights Ordinance.

Section 89
.,, (1) To carry out the functions of the Komnas HAM in the study and research as referred to in Article 76, the Komnas HAM is in charge and the authorities do:
.,
., a., a. the study and research of various international instruments of human rights with the aim of providing advice on possible accession and or ratification;
., b. Research and research of various laws to provide recommendations regarding the establishment, change, and revocation of laws relating to human rights;
c. publishing the results of the study and research;
., d. the study of literature, field studies and the study of appeals in other countries regarding human rights;
., e. the discussion of various issues related to protection, enforcement, and human rights submission; and
., f. the cooperation of studies and research with organizations, institutions or other parties, both national, regional, international and international in the field of human rights.
., (2) To carry out the functions of the Komnas HAM in counseling as referred to in Article 76, the Komnas HAM is in charge and the authorities do:
.,
., a., a. the dissemination of insight into human rights to Indonesian society;
., b. attempt to increase public awareness of human rights through formal and non-formal educational institutions as well as various others; and
., c. cooperation with organizations, agencies or other parties, both at the national, regional, and international level in the field of human rights.
.,, (3) To carry out the functions of the Komnas HAM in monitoring as referred to in Article 76, the Komnas HAM is in charge and the authorities do:
.,
., a., a. the observation of the human rights implementation and the preparation of the results of such observations;
., b. investigation and examination of events arising in a society based on their nature or scope for alleged human rights violations;
., c. the summoning to the party of the complainants or the victims or the parties to be asked for and heard of his attachment;
., d. witness calls to be heard his testimony, and to witness the complainants are asked to hand over the necessary evidence;
., e. review on the scene and place of events and other places deemed necessary;
., f. The invocation of the relevant party to provide the information in writing or submit the necessary documents in accordance with the original Speaker's approval;
., g. Local inspections of homes, fabrications, buildings, and other places occupied or owned by certain parties with the approval of the Chairman of the Court; and
., h. The judgment is based on the Court's approval of certain matters in the judicial process, when in case there is a violation of human rights in public matters and the event of a trial by the court of law. Then, the opinion of the Comnas of Human Rights shall be told by the judge to the parties.
., (4) To carry out the functions of the Komnas HAM in mediation as referred to in Article 76, the Komnas HAM is in charge and the authorities do:
., a., a. peace of both parties;
., b. The resolve of the case through consultation, negotiation, mediation, conciliation, and expert judgment;
.,, c. grant advice to the parties to resolve the dispute through the courts;
., d. the delivery of recommendations on a case of human rights violations to the Government to follow up with the solution; and
., e. The delivery of recommendation for a case of human rights violations to the People's Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia for follow up.

Section 90
.,, (1) Any person and or group of persons who have a strong reason that his birthright has been violated may submit a report and oral or written complaint to the Komnas HAM.
.,, (2) The complaint will only obtain the service if accompanied by the correct identity of the complainants and the caption or clear initial evidence of the matter is dented.
.,, (3) In terms of complaint by other parties, the complaint must be accompanied by consent of the parties whose rights are violated as a victim, except for a specific human rights violation based on consideration of the Komnas HAM.
.,, (4) The complaint of human rights violations as referred to in verse (3) includes complaints through a representative regarding human rights violations experienced by the community group.

Section 91
.,, (1) The examination of the complaint to the Komnas HAM is not performed terminated if:
., a., a. does not have adequate initial evidence;
B. Complaint material is not a problem of human rights violations;
.,, c. the complaint was filed in bad faith or it turned out that there was no sincerity of the complainant;
., d. there is a more effective legal effort for the completion of the complaint material; or
., e. ongoing completion through the legal efforts available in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
.,, (2) The mechanism of execution of the authority to not perform or stop the examination as referred to in paragraph (1) is set with the Regulation of Orderly Conduct of the Human Rights Act.

Section 92.
., (1) In terms of certain and if seen necessary, in order to protect the interests and rights in question or in the form of a settlement on existing issues, the Komnas HAM can set out to keep the identi died the world;
B. at the request of its own;
., c. physical or spiritual pain resulting in a member unable to perform the task of 1 (one) year continuously;
D. Convicted of guilty of felony criminal conduct; or
., e. To do the despicable deeds and or other things that the plenary session is defiled for defaming the dignity and reputation of, and or reducing the independence and credibility of the Komnas of human rights.

Section 86
The provisionsill guide and direct his attitude and behavior in his life. By the way, the person has the freedom to decide on his own or his behavior. In addition, in order to compensate for the freedom, humanity has the ability to take responsibility for all actions that it does.
.,, the basic freedom and basic rights that are called human rights that are inherent in human nature as the grace of the Almighty God. These rights cannot be circled. The denial of the right means to deny the dignity of humanity. Therefore, any state, government, or organization is developing an obligation to recognize and protect human rights in any human being without exception. This means that human rights must always be a point of decline and purpose in the holding of a society, nation, and country.
., on the way with the above view, Pancasila as the basis of the state contains the thought that man is created by God Almighty by the two aspects, the individuality (personal) aspect and the sociality (society) aspect. Therefore, the freedom of each person is constrained by the fundamental rights of others. This means that everyone is developing an obligation to recognize and respect other people ' s rights. This obligation also applies to any organization on any level, especially the state and the government.
., thus, the state and the government are responsible for respecting, protecting, defending, and ensuring the human rights of every citizen and its inhabitants without discrimination.
.,, the obligation to respect such human rights, reflected in the Opening of the Basic Law of 1945 which animates the entirety of the article in the trunk of his body, especially with regard to the equality of citizens in law and government, right For the work and the livelihood, the independence of the union and the assembly, the right to issue thoughts with the verbal and the writing, the freedom of religion, and for the worship according to the religion and the trust, the right to acquire. Education and teaching.
.,, the history of the Indonesian nation until now records of various suffering, freshness and social rejuvenation, caused by unfair and discriminatory behavior on the basis of ethnic, race, skin color, culture, language, religion, class, gender and Other social status. Such unfair and discriminatory behavior is a violation of human rights, whether it is a violation of human rights (whether it is a state apparatus against citizens or vice versa) or horizontally (between its own citizens) and not least of which is. It's in the gross violation of human rights.
., in fact for more fifty years the age of the Republic of Indonesia, the exercise of respect, protection, or enforcement of human rights is still far from satisfactory.
., it is reflected in the event of an unauthorised arrest, kidnapping, molestation, rape, forced disappearances, even murder, the burning of houses and places of worship, the assault of religious leaders and his family. Moreover, there was also an abuse of power by public officials and state officials who were supposed to be law enforcement, security guards, and the patron of the people, but instead intimidated, persecuted, forcibly removed and/or removed. Lives.
., to carry out the obligations set out in the Basic Law of 1945, the Consultative Assembly of the People's Republic of Indonesia with the Decree of the People's Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia Number XVII/MPR/1998 on Human Rights Assigning to the State of the State and the entire Government of Personnel, in honor of, uphold and disseminate the understanding of human rights to the whole community, immediately ratify the various instruments of the United States. The Nations on Human Rights, as long as it does not conflict with pancasila and the Basic Law of 1945.
.,, in addition to the two sources of law above, the arrangement on human rights has essentially been listed in various laws, including laws that affirm various international conversions on human rights.
.,, but to oversee all existing laws, it needs to be established by the Law on Human Rights.
.,, the basis of the thought of the establishment of this Act is as follows:
a. The Almighty God is the creator of the universe with everything in its content;
., b. In essence, man is awarded the soul, shape, structure, ability, willpower, and ease of ease by its creator, to ensure the continuance of his life;
., c. to protect, maintain, and enhance human dignity, the necessary recognition and protection of human rights, because without such a human being will lose its nature and dignity, so that it can drive human beings into The wolf of the other man (homo homini lupus);
., d. Because human beings are social beings, then human rights are limited to other human rights, so that liberty or human rights is not without limit;
., e. Human rights should not be obliterate by anyone and under any circumstances;
., f. Every human right contains an obligation to respect the human rights of others, so that in human rights there is a basic obligation;
., g. Human rights must be truly respected, protected, and enforced, and for that the government, the apparatus of the state, and other public officials have obligations and responsibility guarantees the establishment of respect, protection, and enforcement. Human rights.
.,, in this Act, the arrangement on human rights is determined by the guidelines on the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the various other international instruments that govern regarding human rights. This Act was adapted as well as the need for civil law and the construction of national law based on Pancasila and the Basic Law of 1945.
.,, the Act is in detail set about the right to life and the right to not lose force and/or not be lost lives, family rights and continued descent, the right to self-develop, the right to obtain justice, the right to freedom personal, the right to a sense of security, the right to the welfare, the right to participate in government, women ' s rights, the rights of the child, and the right to religious freedom. In addition to regulating human rights, it is set about basic obligations, as well as the duties and responsibilities of the government in human rights enforcement.
., in addition, this Act is set about the creation of the National Commission on Human Rights as an independent institution with functions, duties, authority, and responsibility for carrying out studies, research, counseling, monitoring, and the conduct of the National Commission on Human Rights. and mediation about human rights.
.,, in this Act, also about the participation of the community of complaints and/or lawsuits for human rights violations, the proposed application of the formulation of the policy relating to human rights to the Komnas HAM, research, education, and dissemination of information on human rights.
.,, the Act on Human Rights This is an umbrella of all laws on human rights. Therefore, the violation of either direct or indirect charge of human rights is subject to crim STATE SHEET RI
No. 3886 (explanation Of State Sheet 1999 Number 165)

EXPLANATION
Above
CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Number 39 YEAR 1999
ABOUT
HUMAN RIGHTS

I. UMUM

, that man is granted by the Almighty God of reason and conscience that gives him the ability to discern the good and the bad that wbr />
., referred to as "special ease and treatment" is the granting of services, services, or the provision of facilities and means for the sake of agility, security, health, and safety.

Article 42
.,, pretty clear.

Article 43
.,, pretty clear.

Section 44
.,, pretty clear.

Section 45
.,, pretty clear.

Section 46
., referred to as "representation of women" is the granting of equal opportunity and position for women to carry out their role in the executive, judicial, legislative, legislative, party and general elections to justice and equality. Jender.

Section 47
.,, pretty clear.

Section 48
.,, pretty clear.

Section 49
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
., referred to as "special protection of reproductive function" is the health care associated with haid, pregnant, giving birth, and giving the opportunity to breastfeed the child.
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear

Section 50
.,, referred to by "doing the act of self-law" is to say according to the law to do legal deeds, and for an adult female of Islamic religion, to marry is required to use a guardian.

Section 51
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, referred to "the same responsibility" is an obligation charged to both parents in terms of education, living expenses, compassion, as well as good future coaching for the child.
The "best interests of the child" are in accordance with the rights of the child as set forth in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been ratified by Presidential Decree No. 36 of 1990 on the Unrest of the Convention on The Rights of the Child (Convention on the Rights of the Child).
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear

Section 52
.,, pretty clear.

Section 53
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, referred to as "a name" is its own name, and the name of the birth parents, and or the surname, and or surnames.

Section 54
.,, the implementation of the child's physical and or mental suffrage over the state's expense is preferred to those who cannot afford it.

Section 55
.,, pretty clear.

Section 56
.,, pretty clear.

Section 57
.,, pretty clear.

Section 58
.,, pretty clear.

Section 59
.,, this article deals with the divorce of the child ' s parents, or in the event of the death of one of her parents, or in terms of custody of the parental revoked, or if the child is tortured or unprotected or the inability of her parents.

Section 60
.,, Verse (1)
.,, Education in this verse includes the education of manners and the mind of pekerti.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear

Section 61
.,, pretty clear.

Section 62
.,, pretty clear.

Article 63
.,, pretty clear.

Section 64
.,, pretty clear.

Section 65
.,, various forms of drug abuse, psychotropic, and other addictive substances cover production, circulation, and trade activities up to its use that does not comply with the provisions of the laws.

Section 66
.,, pretty clear.

Section 67
.,, pretty clear.

Section 68
.,, pretty clear.

Section 69
.,, pretty clear.

Section 70
.,, pretty clear.

Section 71
.,, pretty clear.

Section 72
.,, pretty clear.

Section 73
.,, the Restrictions referred to in this Section do not apply to the non-derogable rights of human rights with regard to the Explanation of Section 4 and Section 9.
What is meant by "the interests of the nation" is for the wholeness of the nation and not of the ruler's interests

Section 74
.,, the provisions of this section affirm that anyone is not justified in taking advantage of the unilateral and or bringing other party losses in deciphing the provisions of this Act, resulting in reduced and or the hapless of rights Human rights guaranteed by this Act.

Section 75
.,, pretty clear.

Section 76
.,, pretty clear.

Section 77
.,, pretty clear.

Article 78
.,, pretty clear.

Section 79
.,, pretty clear.

Article 80
.,, pretty clear.

Section 81
.,, pretty clear.

Section 82
.,, pretty clear.

Section 83
.,, Verse (1)
., which the President referred to as "inaugurated by the President" is in the form of the Presidential Decree. The inauguration by the President is associated with the independence of Komnas HAM.
The proposal of the Komnas HAM in question, must accommodate all aspiration from the various layers of society according to the established terms, which amount to at least 70 (seventy) people.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (4)
.,, pretty clear

Article 84
.,, pretty clear.

Section 85
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
.,, pretty clear
Letter c
.,, pretty clear
Letter d
.,, pretty clear
Letter e
.,, the decision on the dismissal was made with first notice to the concerned and given the right to defend himself in the plenary session held specifically for it.

Section 86
.,, pretty clear.

Section 87
.,, pretty clear.

Article 88
.,, pretty clear.

Section 89
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
., referred to as "investigation and examination" in the framework of monitoring is the search for data, information, and facts to know whether or not there is a violation of human rights violations.
Letter c
.,, pretty clear
Letter d
.,, pretty clear
Letter e
.,, pretty clear
Letter f
.,, pretty clear
The letter g
.,, pretty clear
Article 38
.,, pretty clear.

Article 39
.,, which is meant to "not be inhibits" is that any person or worker cannot be forced to become a member or to not be a member of a union.

Section 40
.,, pretty clear.

Section 41
.,, Verse (1)
., referred to as "entitled to social reassurance" is that each citizen gets a social guarantee in accordance with the provisions of the laws and capabilities of the state.
Verse (2)
Letter h
., referred to as "human rights violations in public matters" among other matters concerning the war, employment, and the environment of life.
Verse (4)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
., referred to by "mediation" is the completion of the civil matter outside the court, on the basis of the parties ' agreement.
Letter c
.,, pretty clear
Letter d
.,, pretty clear
Letter e
.,, pretty clear

Article 90
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (4)
.,, referred to as "a complaint through a representative" is a complaint committed by the individual or group to act on behalf of a particular society that is violated the rights of the act and or the basis of its legal interests.

Section 91
.,, Verse (1)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
.,, pretty clear
Letter c
"Bad faith" is an act of unrighteous conduct, such as a complaint which is accompanied by false or untrue information, and is intended solely to result in defamation. either individual, group concern, and or society.
What is meant by "no sincerity" is that the complainant really does not intend to complete the sengeness, for example the complainant has been 3 (three) times called not to come for no legitimate reason.
Letter d
.,, pretty clear
Letter e
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear

Section 92
.,, pretty clear.

Section 93
.,, pretty clear.

Section 94
.,, pretty clear.

Section 95
.,, referred to by the "provisions of the laws" in this Section are the provisions of Article 140 paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), Article 141 of the updated Indonesian Reglemen (RIB) or Article 167 paragraph (1) of the Outer Java and madura Reglemen.

Section 96
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, the Lembar original decision or an authentic copy of the mediation decision was handed over and registered by the mediator to the Panitera of the State Court.
Verse (4)
.,, the demand for the decisions that can be implemented (fiat execution) to the State Court is conducted through the Komnas HAM. If the parties continue to do not exercise the decision that the court has declared, then the court is obliged to carry out the decision.
Against a third party who felt aggrieved by this decision, the third party was still possible to file a lawsuit through the court.
Verse (5)
.,, pretty clear

Section 97
.,, pretty clear.

Section 98
.,, pretty clear.

Section 99
.,, pretty clear.

Article 100
.,, pretty clear.

Section 101
.,, pretty clear.

Section 102
.,, pretty clear.

Article 103
.,, pretty clear.

Section 104
.,, Verse (1)
., referred to as "grave human rights violations" is the mass murder (genocide), arbitrary murder or outside the court ruling (arbitry/extra judicial killing), torture, forcibly dissipation of people, The discriminatory, or systematic discrimination of discrimination.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
., referred to by the "competent court" covering four judicial environments in accordance with Law No. 14 of 1970 on the provisions of the Justice Power Act as amended by the Law Number 35 Year 1999.

Section 105
.,, pretty clear.

Section 106
.,, pretty clear.