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Original Language Title: Uji Materi Mahkamah Konstitusi Nomor 6 Tahun 2006

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VERDICT Number 006 /PUU-IV/2006

FOR JUSTICE BASED ON THE DIVINITY OF THE ALMIGHTY

CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF INDONESIA

THAT CHECKS, PROSECUTE AND SEVERES CONSTITUTIONAL CASES ON level

first and last, has dropped the Putermination in the case of Plea

Testing of the Republic of Indonesia Law No. 27 Year 2004 on

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission against the Country Basic Law

The Republic of Indonesia in 1945, which was submitted by:

1. Institute of Community Studies and Advocacy (ELSAM) addresses on the Street. Standby II No. 31, Pejaten Barat, South Jakarta, Telp (021) 7972662, 398

99777 in this regard is represented by Asmara Nababan, S.H., born in Siborong-borong, 2 September 1946, Kristen, WNI, Chairman of the Board of Institutions

Studies and Community Advocacy (ELSAM);

Next is referred to as ------------------------------------------------------------ PEMOHON I; 2. The Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) addresses in

The Road. Borobudur Number 14, Central Jakarta in this regard is represented by Ibrahim Zakir, born in Jakarta, 31 May 1951, Islam, WNI, Chairman of the Council of Commissions of the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras);

Next is referred to as ------------------------------------------ PEMOHON II;

3. Nusa Bangsa solidarity (SNB), address in Housing Depok Mulya III Block AF 3 New Land, Depok, West Java, Telp (021) 775 0677 in this regard

represented by Esther Indahyani Yusuf, S.H., born in Malang, 16 January 1971, Kristen, WNI, Chairman of the Nusa Nation Solidarity Workers ' Council (SNB);

Next is referred to as ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participatory Society initiative for the Transition of Justice (Impartial), addresses on the Street. Diponegoro Number 9, Central Jakarta, Telp (021) 319 00627

in this regard is represented by Rachland Nashidik, born in Tasikmalaya, February 27, 1966, Islam, WNI, Executive Director; Next is referred to as ------------------------------------------ PEMOHON IV;

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5. Victims ' Research Institute of Events 65 (LPKP 65), address on the Street. Kramat V No. I C, Central Jakarta in this case is represented by Soenarno Tomo Hardjono, born in Solo, 24 November 1934, Islam, WNI, Chairman of the Victims Research Institute of Events 65 (LPKP 65)

Next is referred to as --------------------------------------------------------------- PEMOHON V; 6. Victims Of The Regime ' s Victims Rehabilitation Struggle (LPR-KROB)

address on the Road. Singotoro Park Number 13, Candi Baru, Semarang, Java

Tengah in this case is represented by Sumaun Utomo, born in Surabaya, 18 August 1923, Kristen, WNI, Chairman of the Society;

Next is referred to as ------------------------------------------ PEMOHON VI;

7. Raharja Waluya Jati, born in Jepara, 24 December 1969, Islam, WNI, works wiraswasta, addresses on the Street. Mede II No. 11 North Wood Utan

Matraman, East Jakarta, Telp (021) 813 8274;

Next is referred as ---------------------------------------------------------- PEMOHON VII;

8. H. Tjasman Setyo Prawiro, born in Semarang, March 3, 1924, Islam, WNI, the work of wiraswasta, addresses on the Street. Raya Pondok Gede No 19, Rt.

015/Rw. 011, Kelurahan Kramat Jati, District Kramat Jati, East Jakarta,

Telp (021) 9147026;

Next is referred as -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The applicant is

Privat Law Agency;

Please Number VII up to VIII is Individual Applicant

(individual);

Based on the Special Power Letter, dated August 29, 2005 to provide

power to:

1. A.H. Semendawai, S.H., LL.M;

2. Asfinawati, S. H;

3. Betty Yolanda, S. H;

4. Chrisbiantoro, S. H;

5. Edwin Partogi, S. H;

6. Erna Ratnaningsih, S. H;

7. Fajrimei. A. Gofar, S. H;

8. Gatot, S. H;

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9. Haris Azhar, S. H;

10. Hermawanto, S. H;

11. Ignatius Heri Hendro Harjuno, S. H;

12. Indria Fernida, S. H;

13. Indriaswati D. Saptaningrum, S.H., LL.M;

14. Ines Thioren Situmpersons, S. H;

15. Poengki Indarti, S.H., LL.M;

16. Sondang Simanjuntak, S.H., LL.M;

17. Sri Suparyati, S. H;

18. Supriyadi Widodo Eddyono, S. H;

19. Taufik Basari, S.H., S. Hum., LL.M;

20. Uli Parulian Sihombing, S. H;

21. Revelation Wagiman, S. H;

22. Yusuf Suramto, S. H;

23. Zainal Abidin, S. H;

All are Advocates and Public Defender of the Legal Aid Institute

(LBH) Jakarta, Society for Community Studies and Advocacy (ELSAM), Commission for

Missing Persons and Victims of Violent Tindak (CONTRAST), Solidarity Nusa

Nation (SNB), and Society of the Participatory Society Initiative for the Transition

Justice (IMPARTIAL), the Indonesian Legal Achievement Foundation (YAPHI) which

is incorporated in the Justice Advocacy Team and the Truth chooses The legal domicile

at the Office of the Legal Aid Agency (LBH) Jakarta, Jalan. Diponegoro No. 74,

Central Jakarta, which acts either individually or together;

Next is referred to as ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The applicant;

Has heard the applicant's description;

Has heard and read the Government's written caption;

Has heard and read the written caption The House of Representatives

People's Republic of Indonesia;

hear and read expert written information in the country and

experts from outside country as well as the witnesses submitted by the applicant;

Has heard the description of the National Commission on Human Rights.;

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Has heard and read the description of the former Chairman of the Special Committee

Draft KKR Act;

It has read the conclusion of the applicant.

It has read the conclusion of the National Commission on Human Rights;

It has been check out the evidence;

SAT CASE

Draw that the applicant has applied for Testing

Act No. 27 of 2004 (later called the KKR Act) against

The Republican Basic Law Indonesia Year 1945 (next

called UUD 1945) which was received in Kepaniteraan The Constitutional Court of the Republic

Indonesia (subsequently called the Supreme Court of the Court) on Tuesday dates

28 March 2006 and was registered on Wednesday 29 March 2006

with No. 006 /PUU-IV/2006, which has been edited and received in

The Court of Justice on Tuesday April 25, 2006, which

outlines the things as follows:

I. INTRODUCTION

That the Basic Law (UUD) of 1945 provides reassurance to

Indonesian citizens of respect, fulfillment, and protection of the Right

Human Rights (Human Rights) proved by the promulgment of rules regarding the

Human rights in the Second Constitution of 1945. Thus,

all Indonesian people are mainly victims of human rights violations

entitled to the implementation of such assurances fairly and without discrimination;

That one step was outlined in the order to implement

The Constitution of 1945 is by the establishment of the MPR Decree No. V of the Year

2000 on the Antapan of Unity and the National Unity within

there is a provision regarding what to do with rights violations

of human-past human rights, where one is the necessity created the Commission

The Truth and National Reconciliation as an extra-judicial institution that

the number of its members and its criteria is set with an invitation;

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That as an attempt to resolve human rights violations

a human being in the past is a rule of law

regarding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (KKR) through the Act

(Law) No. 27 of 2004 other than previously made legislation,

that was Law No. 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights. However,

it turns out that the KKR Law has a printdo weakness regarding the search process

the truth and the achievement of reconciliation, which would ultimately be very

dangerous for the history of the Indonesian nation;

A Truth Commission and Reconciliation requires an

truth-seeking process based on the facts that are revealed that

then be made "official history" of a nation. For that, any recognition

through this commission must be given in full or "full truth" and there must be

the opportunity to verify and conduct an adequate investigation to

obtain a real truth. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission also

requires that the warranty of the victims ' rights is fair and without

discrimination, and should not place the victim in a position that is not

balanced and depressed. A Truth and Reconciliation Commission also

requires that the principles of human rights be fulfilled, so that

and the purpose of the commission, that is to solve human rights violations

the past remains in the a framework of applicable law principles

universal;

However it turns out that the KKR Law does not provide such warranties,

instead it is assering the principles that should be owned by an

Commission Truth and Reconciliation. That it turns out to be a distraction to

the principles of the Truth Commission have also violated the 1945 Constitution that has been

providing reassurance for respect, fulfillment, and protection of human rights

human rights;

In the meantime, articles in the 1945 Constitution provide warranty of

the equation in front of the law [Article 27 Verse (1) and Article 28D paragraph (1)], guarantee

not be discriminated to [Article 28I Verse (2)], recognition, guarantee,

protection and Fair legal certainty [Article 28D paragraph (1)], enforcement and

protection of human rights in accordance with the principles of the state of law which

democratic [Article 28I Verse (5)], as well as protection, enforcement submission and

fulfillment of human rights as a state responsibility. The consequences,

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legislation relating to human rights must guarantee (1)

the guarantee for the victims not to experience discrimination, (2) guarantees for

the victims to obtain such adial justice, (3) a guarantee for

the victims to obtain protection from the laws created

and not otherwise instead protect the victim, (4) the guarantee that the invite-

invite related to such human rights satisfy the principles-

the principle of law that applies universally and is recognized by countries that

civilised;

When the laws governing the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation, the KKR Law does not meet the guarantees that the Constitution does

1945, then it is as if the Act was tested by the The Constitutional Court for the rights

of the victims remains fulfilled. It is extremely dangerous if a commission that

ideally sought distributive justice instead provides

injustice;

When the rights are attached to the victim, the right to recovery

is contemplated with the state of the law. However, amnesty is the case

contrary to the guarantee granted by the Constitution of 1945. Furthermore, when

the right of the victim to pursue legal efforts was closed by legislation then

re-assurance of the justice given by the 1945 Constitution was broken. Further

again, when the principle of universal applicable law prohibits amnesty for

heavy human rights violations, but instead this legislation

explains otherwise, the Indonesian state should not be make rules that

contradictory to that principle of law. Indonesia is a legal country

a democratic which guarantees the implementation of human rights as intended

Constitution of 1945, by hence the rules that are contrary to the principle of law that

recognized this civilized country, would be contrary to the 1945 Constitution

Patut is noted that being the object of the legislation on

the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is a human rights violation that

gross (gross violations of human rights) that consists of Genocide and Crime

against Humanity. Such a serious crime is a crime

international where the culprit is an enemy of all humanity (hostis

humanist generis) and prosecution against the culprit is an obligation

the entire human race (obligatio erga omnes). Therefore, use

the internationally recognized principles must be covered in the KKR Act,

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as in the principles contained in "Report of the Independent Expert to

Update the Set of Principles to Combat Impunity" (E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1 08

February 2005), as the Constitution of 1945 recognizes the same. The principles are recognized

These civilized nations. In contrast, when the 1945 Constitution was declared not

recognizing these principles, it was the same as stating that Indonesia

is not part of the civilized nations;

Therefore, to create justice for the The entire Indonesian people

as affirmed in the opening of the Basic Law of 1945, then

all forms of injustice in the KKR Act were declared to have no

binding powers of the law. Constitution of 1945 as a guarantee

protection for the entire Indonesian Citizen must be able to guarantee that

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission set up under the KKR Act becomes

the corresponding commission with the His mandate is to reveal the truth that

real to be able to push the reconciliation process for the future of the nation;

II. THE LEGAL BASIS FOR THE REQUEST:

1. That Article 24 Verse (2) The Third Amendment of the Constitution of 1945 states

"The judicial power is carried out by a Supreme Court of Justice and the body

the judiciary under it and by a Constitutional Court".

2. That further Article 24C paragraph (1) of the Third Amendment of the Constitution of 1945

states: "The Constitutional Court is authorized to judge at the rate

first and last the verdict is final to test the invite-

against the Constitution, severing the state agency's authority dispute

whose authority is granted by the Constitution, dissolving the dissolution of the party

politics and severing disputes about the election result".

3. That under the above provisions, the Constitutional Court

reserves the right or authority to conduct an invite-

invite (UU) against the Constitution which is also based on Article 10 of the paragraph (1) of the Act

No. 24 Years 2003 on the Constitutional Court stated

"The Constitutional Court of competent authorities tried at first and

the final verdict was final for: (a) testing the legislation

(UU) against UUD RI Tahun 1945".

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4. That because of the object of the wish of the Test Right is the KKR Act, then

under those rules above the Constitutional Court of authority

to examine and prosecute this plea.

III. THE LEGAL POSITION AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL INTEREST OF THE APPLICANT.

5. That the recognition of the right of each Indonesian citizen to submit

an application for testing the Act against the Constitution of 1945 is one

a positive indicator of state development that reflects

a progress for the strengthening the principles of the State of Law;

6. Viewing the statement then the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia,

functions among others as "guardian" of "constitutional rights" any

of the Citizen of the Republic of Indonesia. The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia

is a judicial body that maintains human rights as a right

the constitutional and legal rights of every citizen. With this awareness

The petitioners then, decide to apply

test the KKR Act as opposed to the spirit and soul as well as

the articles contained in UUUD 1945;

7. That Article 51 Verse (1) Act No. 24 of 2003 on the Court

The Constitution states "The applicant is the party who considers the right

and/or its constitutional authority is harmed by the expiring

legislation, i.e. : (a) individual WNI, (b) community unity

The customary law of all is still alive and in accordance with the development

the society and the principle of the unity state of the Republic of Indonesia are set in the invite-

invite, (c) the legal entity public and private, or (d) state institutions. "

PRIVATE LEGAL BODY APPLICANT:

8. That the applicant of the applicant Number I s.d VI is the applicant who is a Privat Law Board which has legal standing and

using his right to apply this request with

using the procedure organization standing (legal standing);

9. That the applicant of Number I s.d IV has a legal standing (legal standing) as an Act testing applicant because there is

the causal of the result (causal verband) of the passage of the KKR Act so that

causes the constitutional rights of the applicants to be harmed;

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10. That the doctrine organization standing or legal standing is an

event procedure not only known in doctrine but also

has been embraced in various perinvitation regulations in Indonesia such as

Law No. 23 of 1997 on Environmental Management,

Act No. 8 of 1999 on Consumer Protection,

Law No. 41 of 1999 on Forestry;

11. That in the judicial practice in Indonesia, legal standing has been accepted and

is recognized as a mechanism in the search for justice, which

can be proved among others:

a. In the ruling Constitutional Court Number. 060 /PUU-II/2004 on

Testing Act No. 7 of 2004 on Water Resources against

UUD 1945;

b. In the ruling Constitutional Court Number. 003 /PUU-III/2005 on

Testing Act No. 19 of 2004 on the Penetration of Regulation

Government Replacement of Law No. 1 of 2004 on the Change of the above

Act Number 41 Year 1999 on Foresight to be an Act

against the 1945 Constitution;

c. In the ruling Constitutional Court Number 001-021-022/PUU-I/2003

about the 2002 20 Year Act Testing on the Fame

against the 1945 Constitution;

d. In Jakarta State Court Decree Number

820 /PDT.G/1988/PN.JKT. PST (WALHI case against Indorayon) between

The Environment Wahana Foundation (WALHI) against the Coordinating Agency

Central Capital Plant (Central BKPM), Governor of the Regional Head

Level I of North Sumatra, Minister of Industry, Minister Country

Occupation and Court Number 154 /PDT.G/2001/PN.JKT.PST

(case of APBD Jakarta lawsuit) between the Ornop Coalition for Transparency

A budget made up of INFID, UPC, YLKI, FITRA, FINGER, ICW, KPI,

YAPPIKA against DPRD DKI Jakarta and Governor of Regional Head

Level I Special Area Capital Jakarta;

e. Court Decree 213 /PDT.G/2001/PN.JKT.PST (Case

Sampit) between CONTRAST, YLBHI, PBHI, ELSAM, APHI AGAINST

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, CHIEF OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

OF THE IBM REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA.

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Central Kalimantan Regional Police Chief, Head of Police Officer Resort

Eastern Kotawaringin, Governor of Kalimantan Level I Area

Centre;

f. In the case of an inquiry termination in the case of alleged corruption in

the Paiton Uap Power Center, the Assembly of Judges acknowledged the Organization's right

Non-Government or the Community Swadaya Society to submit

the lawsuit represents the public interest in the eradication effort

corruption in Indonesia;

g. Bandung State Court ruling Number 154 /Pdt/G/2004/PN.Bdg

dated 27 August 2004 between the Animal Advocacy Institute (LASA)

against the West Java Regional Police Headquarters;

12. That the organization may act on public/public interest is

an organization that meets the requirements defined in the various

laws and jurisprudence, that is:

a. Form of a legal entity or foundation;

b. In the base budget of the organization concerned

with a firm view of the purpose of the organization's establishment;

c. Has carried out activities according to its base budget;

13. That the applicant I s.d VI is a Non-Government Organization (NGO) that grows and develops swadaya,

at its own will and desire in the midst of the established society

on the basis of the care to be able to provide protection and enforcement

human rights in Indonesia;

14. That the task and role of the applicant I s.d VI in carrying out the protection and enforcement activities of human rights in

Indonesia has been constantly crazable

as a means to fight for it. human rights;

15. That the task and role of the applicant I s.d VI in carrying out the activities of enforcement, protection and defense of human rights,

in this case it is best to allow it as a means to

including as many as may community members in

fight for awards and respect for birthright values

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human beings against anyone also without distinguking the sex, tribe

nation, race, religion, etc. This is reflected in the Basic Budget and/or

deed of the founding of the applicant (Proof of P-2a, P-2b, P-2c, P-2d);

16. That the basis and legal interest of the applicant Number I s.d VI in submitting a Test Request No. 27 Year 2004

may be proven by the Basic Budget and/or Household Budget

the institution in which the petitioners Work. The institution of the applicant I s/d VI

is a legal entity or foundation; in the Basic Budget and/or

The Household Budget mentions the purpose

of the organization's organization, as well as having carried out activities according to the

Its Dases Budget;

a. In Article 5 of the Basic Budget of the applicant I, the Society of Community Studies and Advocacy Society (ELSAM), mentioned ELSAM

based on the Opening of the 1945 Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Rights

Human Rights. Later in Article 7, it is stated that the ELSAM

aims to realize the society's order of adhering to

the values of human rights, justice and democracy, both in

the legal formula and its implementation;

b. In Article 6 of AD/ART The applicant, the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Contras), it is mentioned that the Contras aim (1)

cultivate democracy and justice based on the integrity

the sovereignty of the people through the cornerstones and principles of the people who are free of

fear, oppression, violence and various forms of rights violations

human and discrimination-including gender-based ones. (2)

Creating democracy and justice with respect and

basing on the needs and will of the people as a subject of

democracy. (3) Cultivate, develop and advance

understanding and respect for human rights values in

generally and in particular exalt legal awareness in

society, both to ordinary citizens and citizens to be aware

of its right and its obligations as a subject of law;

c. In Article 3 of the Basic Budget Pemapplicant III, the Nusa Nation Solidarity Foundation (SNB), it is mentioned that the foundation is assigning Pancasila and

The 1945 Constitution and the normative principles of human rights in particular

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UN convention on the removal of any form of racial discrimination

as well as universal humanitarian values;

d. In Section 3 of the Applicant IV Basis, the IMPARTIAL Society, states that IMPARTIAL is assigning to the principles

The Statement of the Rights of the Universe, Pancasila and the Invite-

The Basic Law of 1945. In section 4 AD/ART the institution is stated

that the intent and purpose of this IMPARTIAL association is to: (1)

encouraging the growth of civil society initiatives to be bones

broader backs in a democratic transition atmosphere and

justice; (2) advancing public understanding and knowledge

will the importance of control over behavior as well as accountability

against the violation of Law and Human Rights; (3) building

the basics of answer to the problem of justice in Indonesia based

on economic, social realities and politics through empirical studies; (4)

drives the birth of the Commission Act Truth and Justice

as well as the creation of a court for the perpetrators of the violation of the Rights of Rights

Man, by preparing a derivative of the law, among others

the Witness Protection Act;

e. In Article 3 of the Basic Budget V, the Victim Research Institute

Event 65 (LPKP 65), stated that the institution is assigning justice, equality and humanity according to the view of life

Indonesian people, Pancasila. Democracy. In Article 5 of Verse (1) and

(3) it is stated that the institution is formed with the intent to

uncover the facts of the historical truth of the events post 65 which

results will be given to the government for follow up and

help the families of the victims post the displaced 65 accordingly

with the agency ' s ability;

f. In Article 4 of the changes to the basic budget of the applicant VI, the Institute

The Rehabilitation Of Rehabilitation Of The Victims Of The Victims Of The ORBA (LPR

KROB) was stated that the LPRKROB was assigning Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution. In Article 4, the intent and purpose of this agency is (1)

set up all the victims of the September 1965 Tragedy from the authoritarian regime

New Order under the leadership of Suharto; (2) championed rehabilitation

fully over status and the political and social rights of the victims ' economy

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New Order regime and returns its rights as a Citizen

Democratic Republic of Indonesia, justice and upholding

Human Rights;

17. That the applicant Number I s.d VI in achieving the intent and goal has done a wide range of efforts/activities performed

continually in order to execute the duties and its role

that. Which ones have become common knowledge (notoire feiten):

a. That in order to embody the community order that holds

to the human rights values, justice, and democracy, whether in

the legal formula and in its implementation, the applicant I (ELSAM)

has (i) did Assessment of policies (policies)

and or laws (laws and regulations), its application, and its impact

against social, economic and cultural life, society; (ii)

developed the idea and conception or alternative policy up

the laws that respond to the need society and protecting the rights

human rights; (iii) advocating in a variety of forms for

fulfillment of the rights, freedoms, and needs of the society that

justice; (iv) disseminate information with respect to the idea,

concepts, and policies or laws that are insightful human rights,

democracy, and justice in the middle of a broad society, where the activities

are executed in form:

1. Policy and/or legal studies that impact on human rights

humans;

2. Human rights advocacy in its various forms;

3. Education and human rights training;

4. Publishing and dissemination of human rights information;

5. Publishing.

b.1. That in growing democracy and justice based

on the integrity of the people ' s sovereignty through the foundation and the principle of the people

free from fear, oppression, violence and various forms

violation of human rights and discrimination including the

-based gender, the applicant II (Kontras) has advocated the case-

case of severe human rights violations occurring before

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Enabling Act No. 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court

Human Rights and after the passing of the Act

. Case of severe human rights violations prior to

Enabling Act No. 26 of 2000, among them Case

The 1998 activist kidnapping case, the May 1998 riots case, the Cape case

Priok, the case of the Lampung Talangsari and the shooting Student Trisakti,

Semanggi I and II as well as other cases. Includes a meeting

routine at the victim community level and the student by giving

legal counseling, discussion as well as film screenings;

b.2. That in creating democracy and justice with

respecting and basing on the needs and will of the people

as the subject of a democracy, the applicant II has done the workshop-

workshop with the victim to formulate with activity-

a strategic advocacy activity as a policy change attempt

that is not justice to the victim/people;

b.3. That in growing, developing and advancing

understanding and respect for human rights values in

generally and in particular exalts legal awareness in

society, both to the official and the citizens the ordinary state so that

be aware of the right and its obligations as a subject of law, the applicant II intensely conducts its human rights campaign through the seminar,

public discussion as well as several other publications such as posters, stickers,

books, at both the national and local tiers and the base-

base. In addition, the applicant II is also involved in various policy changes in the formulation of matters of legislation and

strategic lobby to the state apparatus (executive, legislative and

judiciary);

c. That the applicant III (SNB) was established in response to the events

riots 13-15 May 1998 which had caused the fall of thousands

victims of violent acts. PEMOHON III gives the victims a

distraction for the psychological help, shelter

temporary and then advocacy assistance. Piqued from the May

case, the applicant III saw that the incident was merely an explosion of segregated and racial politics applied by the State

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to create a split in Indonesian society. Politics

such segregation is poured in various forms of racist policy

both unwritten and written in the form of legislation.

The applicant ' s work focus since it is to conduct advocacy

removal of all forms of racial discrimination that is clear

is a form of conflicting human rights violations

with values universal and UUD 1945. The advocacy was done

among others in the form:

1. Provide legal assistance to various victims who

experience various discriminatory actions on the basis of race,

ethnicity, religion and political beliefs;

2. Conduct a study of all forms of rules that are

discriminatory based on race, ethnicity, religion and political beliefs;

3. Proposed Racial Anti-discrimination Act and

Etnis to the government and the House;

4. Conduct a campaign of elimination of all forms of discrimination in

national and international level both through a seminar forum,

book publishing, etc.

d. That in the protection effort, the submission and fulfillment of the Right

Human Human, the applicant IV (IMPARTIAL) has made an effort-

attempt, among others as follows:

1. Committing a human rights violation;

2. Conduct research publishing and reporting related to

Reform and Security Sector Reform;

3. Conduct a study of the Draft Law, Act and rules

laws relating to protection against human rights

humans;

4. Conduct advocacy and campaigns relating to the Terrorist issue,

Civil Liberties, Defense and Security, Protection against

Human Rights Defenders, Death Penalty, human rights violations

humans in particular in Aceh and Papua;

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5. Conduct the study and study of the rules that

contradictory the Universal Human Rights rules and the Constitution

1945, and submit a policy alternative to the Government and

DPR, for example against the Terrorist Act, Law TNI and the Secret Service bill

Country;

6. Conducting human rights education and networking cooperation

to the Defenders of Human Rights in Aceh and Papua;

7. Conducting international lobbying and cooperation to improve

human rights protection in Indonesia, in particular against

the Defenders of Human Rights;

8. Forming and developing organizations and rights networks

national and international human beings, among other Coalition for

Freedom of Civil Society and Solidarity Defenders of Rights

Humans.

e. That in the efforts of protection, the submission and fulfillment of the Right

Human Human Rights, the applicant V, LPKP 65, has made the disclosure

the facts of the historical truth of the post 65 events that result

are given to the government. The LPKP 65 also helped the family

a victim of the displaced 65-year-old peristwa. Despite this, LPKP 65 also

has been instrumental in helping the government take on life

the nation according to the intent and purpose of the opening of the 1945 Constitution.

f. The applicant VI (LPR KROB) established on January 16, 2000

is a Non-Government mass organization that aims to

the rehabilitation of the victims of G 30 S 1965, consisting of all the layers

the public, of the employees High-ranking government until the people

used to be arrested and detained without going through the judicial process by

Suharto's fascist regime. That in the protection efforts, submission and

fulfillment of Human Rights, the KROB LPR has made an effort-

effort, among others as follows:

1. Raise the victims of G 30 S 1965 and help

expand the grief they are experiencing;

2. Defend and protect the victims;

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3. Urging the Government to repeal the repressive regulations that

still apply until now, like Keppres Number 28 Year

1975, Regulation Home Minister Number 32 of 1981, etc;

4. Organizing urgent mass movements to

the government for repeating the repressive regulations that

sponsored by the Suharto regime;

5. Forming and developing a network of Non

Government organizations that are progressive in order to defeat the remains

the ORBA government is still dominant at all levels of bureaucracy.

18. That the protection efforts, the submission and fulfillment of the rights

the human being performed by the applicant I s/d VI has been listed in the Constitution of 1945, in which this application is mainly Article 27 Verse (1), Article

28D Verse (1), Article 28I Verse (2), Article 28I Verse (4) and Article 28I Verse (5);

19. That the protection efforts, the submission and fulfillment of the rights

the human being performed by the applicant I s.d VI have been inscribed on the national law, which is Law No. 39 of 1999 on

Human Rights;

20. That the protection efforts, submission and fulfillment of rights

human beings performed by the applicant I s.d VI have also been included in various International Law Principles on Human Rights

Humans;

21. That aside, the applicant I s.d VI has a constitutional right to

fight for its rights jointly for the benefit of the nation and

the country. According to Article 28C paragraph (2) of the Basic Law of 1945

stated: "Everyone has the right to advance itself in

for the collective right to build a society,

the nation and country."

22. Meanwhile, the question of Human Rights being the object of the KKR Act

which is tested is the issue of every human being because of the nature

of its university so that even human rights issues are not only a matter of

the petitioners who The receipt directly comes into contact with the question

human rights, but it is also the issue of every human being in this world.

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23. Further, the application of the KKR Act testing application is a form of

of the care and efforts of the petitioners for protection, submission and

human rights enforcement in Indonesia.

24. That thus, the existence of Article 1Aparagraph (9), Article 27, Article 44 of

The KKR bill potentially violates the constitutional right of the applicant I s.d VI, with

the direct or indirect way, harming a wide variety of businesses-

the effort that have been done constantly in order to run

tasks and roles for protection of submission and fulfillment of rights

human rights in Indonesia include accompanying and fighting for rights

human rights victims which has been done by the applicant I

s.d VI.

INDIVIDUAL APPLICANT

25. That the applicant of Number VII s/d VIII is the individual applicant of the Indonesian National Citizen who is a victim in

a case of severe human rights violations that would be the subject of

Law No. 27 2004 and potentially harmed the rights of its constitution or

impacted or harmed its existence directly attributable to

the existence of provisions in Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation;

26. That the applicant VII was a victim in the case of the removal of the person in the

forced 1997-1998. (Evidence P-4a and P-4b.1, P-4b.2);

27. That the applicant VII had been forcibly abducted by a Team consisting of

eleven people named the Rose Team. Victim was arrested at RSCM ago

put in a red jeep with eyes closed in black cloth with

hands handcuffed to the back. During the course of the trip, the victim was brought in

circling until a stop somewhere was then known

as Posko Cijantung, known later as headquarters

Special Forces Command (Kopassus) National Army Indonesia Force

Land (TNI-AD). During the time of the time, the victim was interrogated and

suffered such torture, seated under a chair

folding, muted with a gun, forced to sleep in a block of ice

in a loose suit. Then the applicant VII on April 25, 1998

was removed by his captors with a threat if he returned to perform

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Political activity then his family will suffer the worst risk. After

was threatened, the applicant was given a train ticket to his family ' s place in

Jepara. There are currently fourteen people who have not been

again related to the forced disappearance of 1997-1998;

28. That the applicant VIII is a victim who is a former political prisoner

and has been detained without going through the proceedings due to being accused

(stigmatization) of directly or indirectly involved in

the G-30/S. event. (Evidence P-5);

29. That PEMOHON VIII underwent an authorization process-

Authorities were then held for 14 years without any judicial proceedings

anything. PEMOHON VIII also suffered torture during the

prisoners and continues to suffer from civil and political discrimination to be done

by the state after he was released from captivity to the present. Rights of ownership

and the labour rights he owned were also deprived of by the state;

30. That thus the applicant VII and VIII is a victim of heavy human rights violations in Indonesia, so as to be

obtain her rights that are automatically attached to her as

the right to restitution, Compensation, and rehabilitation. This is in accordance with

the provisions and principles of international human rights law which

principles and practices are recognized by Indonesia, such as Article 27 Verse (1),

Article 28D Verse (1), Article 28I Verse (2), principle and The terms

contained in Basic Principles and Guidelines on The Right to A Remedy

and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law, C.H.R. Res.

2005/35, U.N. Doc. E/CN.4/2005/L. 10/Add.11, The Updated Set of Principles

for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights through Action to Combat

Impunity, U.N. Doc. E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1, as well as the conventions

international that has been ratified by Indonesia;

31. That it relates to the question of being made guaranteed for the rights of the victims

then the rights and/or authority of the Applicant Constitution Have Been Harmed;

The Applicant Has A Capacity As The Applicant of the Materiil Test.

32. That based on the above description, it is clear that the applicant has met

the quality and capacity of either as the Applicant ".

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The State of Indonesia "and the applicant" The Legal Body of Privat " in order

testing the Act against the Constitution of 1945 as specified

in Article 51 of the letter c of the Republic of Indonesia No. 24 Year

2003 about the Constitutional Court. Accordingly, it is clear that the applicant

has the right and legal interest to represent the public interest for

to apply for testing the KKR Act against UUD 1945;

33. That clause in the KKR Act violates guarantees for victims

not to experience discrimination, guarantees for the victims to

obtain a fair justice, a guarantee for the victims to

get protection of the Act, the warranty that the Invite-

Invite relating to such human rights meets

principles of law that are universally applicable and recognized by the state-

the civilized country. Accordingly, the victims ' interests

harmed human rights violations in the KKR bill, as

are mentioned and further described in the request reasons,

is the loss of the applicant either as an institution that represents

the interests of the victim ' s law, nor as an individual of the victim who will

be the subject of such legislation;

IV. The Terms Of The Plea Apply For A Material Test Right.

-Article 27 of the KKR Act is contrary to the 1945 Constitution, i.e. Article 27

Verse (1), 28D Verse (1), 28I Verse (2) UUD 1945;

1. The Constitution Of 1945 Prohibits Discrimination, Guarantees Equality In Front Of The Law And Respect Human Dignity; 34. That the Constitution of 1945 provides guarantees to the Citizen

Indonesia which includes the following:

Article 27 Verse (1):

All citizens simultaneously in the law and

governments and required to uphold the law and governance with

no exception;

Article 28D paragraph (1):

Everyone is entitled to recognition, assurance, protection, and certainty

fair laws as well as the treatment of the same before the law;

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Section 28I Verse (2):

Each person is entitled to be free from the discriminatory treatment of

any basis and is entitled to be protected against the treatment

discriminatory is;

2. Article 27 of the KKR Act has Warranted Guarantees Of Discrimination, The Equality in Front of the Law and Respect of Human Dignity in Jamin by UUD 1945;

35. With regard to the guarantees of the 1945 Constitution, then

the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act have accompanies such warranties,

with the reasons as described below:

Article 27 of the UUKKR states that:

"Compensation and rehabilitation as referred to in Article 19 can

given if amnesty requests are granted."

Further, in the General Section of the KKR Explanation of the Act is

kan:

" If the perpetrator acknowledges the error, acknowledges the truth of the facts,

expresses regret for his actions, and is willing to apologize

to the victim or the victim's family who is his heir, the perpetrator

violation of rights Heavy human rights can apply

amnesty to the President. If the amnesty application is warranted,

The President may accept the request, and to the victim must

be granted compensation and/or rehabilitation. If an amnesty request

is rejected, then the compensation and/or rehabilitation is not provided by the state,

and its role is followed up to be completed under the provisions

Act No. 26 of the Year 2000 of the Court "Human Rights

Man."

a. The provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act which make the victim's right to compensation

and rehabilitation depend on the apology and not the

the substance of the matter, have discriminated against the victim and violated the bail

for protection and protection.

equation in front of law and respect

against human dignity;

b. That under Article 27 of the KKR Act and its Explanation, recovery

(compensation and rehabilitation) may only be granted if the plea

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amnesty granted. This has already confirmed the victim's right to

recovery due to the recovery of the victim completely unconnected

with no amnesty or absence;

c. That further, the concept of amnesty in Article 27 of the KKR Act

requires the presence of a perpetrator. Consequently, without the perpetrator

found, then amnesty would not be possible given. As a result of

the next, the victim did not get a guarantee of recovery;

d. This provision has also seated victims of human rights violations in

unequal and depressed circumstances, as the victim was given

a severe requirement for her right, which is to depend on

amnesty grant;

e. The implication of the formulation of Article 27 of the KKR Act will provide

injustice to victims of human rights violations. Because the victim has to be

hoping that the person who has been making the victim suffer

can get an amnesty because, if the perpetrator does not get

amnesty, then the victim's right to recovery is compensation and

The rehabilitation could not be the victim ' s get and the victim had to go through

another attempt is uncertain;

36. As such, the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act have made a position

unbalanced between the victim and the perpetrator and have discriminated against

the rights to the recovery (compensation and rehabilitation) attached to the victim

and not Depending on the perpetrator. The provisions are also not

valuing the victims who have suffered from human rights violations

the heavy human being that it is;

3. The Constitution Of 1945 Recognizes The Principles Of International Law On Human Rights;

37. That as the Constitution of the State is civilized, the Constitution of 1945 is in line and

consequent with the principles that have been recognized by the nations

the civilized world around the world as stated Article 55 and 56 UN

Charter;

Article 55

With a view to the creation of conditions of stability and well-being of stability and well-being which are

necessary for peaceful and friendly relations among nations based on respect

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for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples, the United

Nations shall promote:

higher standards of living, full employment, and conditions of economic and

social progress and development;

solutions of international economic, social, health, and related problems; and

international cultural and educational co-operation; and

universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamentals

freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion.

Article 56

All Members pledge themselves to take joint and separate action in co-

operation with the Organization for the achievement of the purposes set forth

in Article 55;

38. That Article 28I Verse (5) of the Constitution of 1945 recognizes that Indonesia adheres to

the principle of a democratic state of law, for which the exercise of human rights

human rights are governed and guaranteed through the laws.

This legal guarantee must include the human rights values that

contained in international law;

39. That recognition of international principles is markedly expressly

by the Constitution of the Constitution of 1945, in which all provisions regarding the right

of human rights in the Constitution of 1945, including Article 27 Verse (1), Section 28D

Verse (1), and Article 28I Verse (2) UUD 1945, has adopted the universal international human rights "

values";

40. That with regard to the universal

universal human rights values as recognized by the 1945 Constitution, then Law No. 27 of the Year 2004

also should not be contrary to the legal principles of the right

Such internationally recognized human beings, including the

Basic Principles and Guidelines on The Right to A

Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International

Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law,

C.H.R. Res. 2005/35, U.N. Doc. E/CN.4/2005/L. 10/Add.11 (Evidence P-6), and The Updated Set of Principles for the Protection and Promotion of Human

Rights through Action to Combat Impunity, U.N. Doc. E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1

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(Evidence P-7), as well as international conventions that have been ratified by

Indonesia;

41. That in addition, international sources on human rights

human rights are also affirmed and recognized by other

laws, including the MPR Decree No. XVII of 1998 on Fundamental Rights

Man (P-8 Evidence), Law No. 39 of 1999 on Human Rights

(Evidence P-9), and Law No. 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights (Evidence P-10). So there is no doubt that the provisions of law

in Indonesia recognize the principles of universal human rights;

42. Further, the recognition of international sources as well

has been practiced in the Constitutional Court of Justice regarding Article 60

letter g Law No. 12 of the Year 2003 concerning the General Elections of the House, DPD, DPRD

Province and the DPRD District/City (Perkara Number 011-017/PUU-I/2003,

24 February 2004) (P-11 Evidence) and the Constitutional Court Decree No. 065 /PUU-II/2004 regarding Law Testing No. 26 Year 2000 concerning

the Court of Human Rights, dated 03 March 2005 (Evidence P-12);

43. That the spirit of all national regulations is in line with the spirit

that exists in a number of international and regional legal instruments,

such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (DUHAM) and International

Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) (Evidence P-13);

44. That in TAP MPR No. The 1998 XVII in the section

weighed the letter b stating:

a that the Opening of the Basic Law of 1945 has been rnengentoned

recognition, respect, and will for the exercise of fundamental rights

rnanusia in the holding of community, nation

and country;

Next section Mendraws c confirms the following:

that Indonesians as a part of the world society is worth

respects human rights in the Declaration

Universal Human Rights United Nations as well as various

Other international instruments on human rights.

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45. That in the General Description of Law No. 39 of 1999 on Human Rights

Man stated that: "The arrangement on human rights

is determined by the guideline on the Human Rights Declaration

United UN, United Nations Convention

on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women,

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, and various

instruments other international arrangements regarding human rights. "

46. That in the General Description of Law No. 26 of 2000 on the Court

Human Rights declared Human Rights: "must be exercised

with full sense of responsibility according to the philosophy contained

in Pancasila and the Basic Law of 1945 and the legal principles

international".

47. That the implementation of the principles of international human rights as well

has been recognized by the Constitutional Court of Article 60 of the letter

g Act No. 12 of 2003 on the Election of the DPR, DPD, DPRD

Province and the DPRD Regency/City (Perkara Number 011-017/PUU-I/2003,

24 February 2004) and the Constitutional Court Decree No. 065 /PUU-

II/2004 concerning Law Testing No. 26 Year 2000 on the Courts

Human Rights, dated 03 March 2005. In the ruling,

The Constitutional Court contains the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and

The Covenant of Civil and Political Rights as the basis for legal considerations;

48. Since the 1945 Constitution expressly acknowledges the laws of law

international, it automatically recognizes the Constitution of 1945 to include

international principles on the rights of victims of human rights violations

humans. Thus, the protection of discrimination, as well as the guarantee

of the equation in front of the law and recognition of human dignity

as governed by Article 27 Verse (1), Section 28D paragraph (1), Article 28I paragraph (2)

The 1945 Constitution also includes principles on the rights of the victims

violation of such human rights;

4. The Right to Recovery (Compensation, Restitution and Rehabilitation) Is The Right Of The Victim And The State's Obligation To Comply:

49. That because of the object of Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation is a heavy human rights violation (gross

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violations of human rights) which are international crimes, then

the principles and guidelines set forth in Basic Principles and

Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross

Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of

International Humanitarian Law (C.H.R. Res. 2005/35) must be covered in

provisions regarding recovery according to UUKKR, That is, in

Article 27 of the Act;

50. That the international provision provides reassurance for the rights

victims, including also assurances of the absence of discrimination, guarantees of

equality in front of the law, and a guarantee of respect for dignity

humans as also guaranteed by UUD 1945;

51. That Article 10 Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy

and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law stated

that:

Victims should be treated with humanity and respect for their dignity and

human rights, and appropriate measures should be taken to ensure their

safety, physical and psychological well being and privacy, as well as those of

their families. The State should ensure that its domestic laws, to the extent

possible, provide that a victim who has suffered violence or trauma should

benefit from special consideration and care to avoid his or her re

traumatization in the course of legal and administrative procedures designed

to provide justice and reparation;

52. That the rules regarding this recovery must include the principle of eligibility,

the rapid effectiveness and process, and guarantee that the victims

get access to justice as mentioned in the Section

11, Section 15, and Section 17;

Article 11 Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and

Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law

mentions:

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Remedies for gross violations of international human rights law and

serious violations of international humanitarian law include the victim's

right to the following as provided for under international law:

(a) Equal and effective access to justice;

(b) Adequate, effective and prompt reparation for harm suffered; and

(c) Access to relevant information concerning violations and reparation

mechanisms;

Section 15 Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and

Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law

mentions:

Adequate, effective and prompt Reparation is intended to promote justice

by redressing gross violations of international human rights law or serious

violations of international humanitarian law. Reparation should be

proportional to the gravity of the violations and the harm suffered. In

terms with its domestic laws and international legal obligations, a

State shall provide reparation to victims for acts or acts or omissions which can

be attributed to the State and constitute gross violations of international

human rights law or serious violations of international humanitarian law. In

cases where a person, a legal person, or other entity is found liable for

reparation to a victim, such party should provide reparation to the victim or

compensate the State if the State has already provided reparation to the

victim;

Article 17 Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and

Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law

mentions:

States shall, with respect to claims by victims, enforce domestic

judgements for reparation against individuals or entities liable for the harm

suffered and endeavour to enforce valid foreign legal judgements for

reparation in accordance with domestic law and international legal

obligations. To that end, States should provide under their domestic laws

effective mechanisms for the enforcement of reparation judgements.

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53. That in terms of this recovery may not be allowed

discrimination as mentioned in Article 25 Basic Principles and

Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross

Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of

International Humanitarian Law, that is:

The application and interpretation of these Principles and Guidelines must be

consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian

law and be without any discrimination of any kind or ground, without

exception;

54. That the rights of the rights and obligations of the State in terms of recovery shall not be

restricted or reduced and must include the principles in

Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and Reparation for

Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious

Violations of International Humanitarian Law. It is confirmed in Article

26 that reads:

Nothing in these Principles and Guidelines shall be construed as restricting or

derogating from any rights or obligations arising under domestic and

International Law. In particular, it is understood that the present Principles and

Guidelines are without prejudice to the right to a remedy and reparation for

victims of all violations of international human rights law and international

humanitarian law. It is further understood that these Principles and Guidelines

are without prejudice to special rules of international law;

55. That the principle of the victim's right to the restoration and liability of the State

gives the restoration recognized by the International conventions which have been

ratified by Indonesia, i.e. the Convention against Torture

(Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading

Treatment or Punishment) through Law No. 5 of 1998 (Proof of P-14a and

14b), the Anti Discrimination Convention (Convention on the Elimination of All

Forms Racial Discrimination) through Law No. 29 of 1999 (Evidence P-15a

and 15 b ), and the Child Rights Convention (Convention on the Rights of Child) through Keppres No. 36 of 1990 (Evidence P-16a and 16b);

56. That the right of the victim to the recovery has been recognized in the national law

listed in Article 35 of the Law No. 26 Year 2000 on the Court

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Human Rights, Section 14 of the letter and letter b of the Anti-Torture Convention,

Section 6 of the Racial Discrimination Convention, and Article 9 of the Child Rights Convention;

57. That Article 14 of the Convention Against Torture mentions:

1. Any State of the Party must guarantee that in its legal system

The victims of a torture obtain damages and

have the right to be fair and decent compensation,

including the means For all the rehabilitation possible. In the event of a victim

died as a result of torture, his heir was entitled

get compensated;

2. In this section there is nothing to reduce the rights of the victims or

others for damages that may have been set up in law

national;

58. That Article 6 of the Racial Anti Discrimination Convention mentions:

The parties shall guarantee the protection and repair that

effective for any person to be under its jurisdiction through the courts

the national authorities as well as other State institutions against

any act of racial discrimination that violates human rights

and its underlying freedoms are contrary to this Convention, as well

the rights to adequate or satisfactory damages from the courts of law. such

for any form of loss suffered from the the treatment of that discrimination.

And the 1999 No. 29 Act Explanation of the Ratification of the Convention

Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination stated, the party state

also must guarantee protection and Effective repair for any

persons under its jurisdiction against any action

racial discrimination as well as the right to adequate and satisfactory damages

for any form of loss suffered from discrimination treatment.

59. That Article 39 of the Child Rights Convention mentions:

The states must take all appropriate steps to

increase physical and psychological healing and social reintegration

a child who is a victim any sort of callers, ...

60. That through the ratification of the international conventions above, automatically

the country of Indonesia has recognized the right to the restoration and liabilities of the country

provide a recovery;

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61. That thus, the right to recovery (right to reparation), consisting of

of compensation, restitution and rehabilitation is the inherent right of

the victim. In this case, the State is obligated to provide a recovery

to the victims of a heavy human rights violation without any

in relation to whether the culprit was granted amnesty or not. Not even

depending on whether the culprit can be found or not, it

in line with Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy

and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law, C.H.R. Res.

2005/35, it is said to be " A person is viewed as a victim without

depending on whether the culprit is identified, detained, prosecuted, or

found guilty ... ": (Article 9). Following the original text of the section:

A person shall be considered a victim regardless of whether the perpetrators

of the violation is identified, apprehended, prosecuted, or convicted and

familial relationship between the perpetrators and the victim.

62. That next Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy

and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights

Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law it also

states that the State is obligated to: " Provides access to

justice (access to justice) which is feasible and effective to those who

claims to be a victim of a heavy human rights violation.

or a humanitarians law, regardless of who is the handler

answer " (Article 3). As it reads

complete as follows:

The obligations to respect, ensure respect for and implement international

human rights law and international humanitarian law as provided for under the

re bodies of law, includes, inter alia, the duty to:

(a) Take appropriate legislative and administrative and other appropriate

measures to prevent violations;

(b) Investigate violations Effectively, promptly, thoroughly and impartially and,

where appropriate, take action against those responsible for responsible in

accordance with domestic and international law;

(c) Provide those who claim to be victims of a human rights or humanitarian

law violation with equal and Effective access to justice, as it is.

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below, irrespective of who may Archived be the bearer of responsibility

for the violation; and

(d) provides effective remedies to victims, including reparation, as described

below;

63. That the state's liability for this recovery has been recognized as a principle

international law and even the conception of the common law is based on

the primary case of the International Court of Justice (Permanent Court of International

Justice), which is the Chorzow Factory case in 1927 and 1928 (Factory at

Chorzow, Jurisdiction, Putermination No. 8, 1927, P.C.I.J., Series A, No. 9, and Factory

at Chorzów, Merit, Putermination No. 13, 1928, P.C.I.J., Series A, No. 17). (Evidence P-

17a and P-17b);

64. That because the right of recovery is a state obligation, then fulfilment

the rights to this recovery are done by the state and the fulfilment of this right will be

bound to another condition, for example there is no penalty nor

pardon (amnesty) to the perpetrator;

65. Accordingly, the right to the recovery is a right to be attached to

the victim who does not depend on amnesty regardless of whether the culprit

is found or not and the State is obligated to meet the victims ' rights

;

5. Article 27 Of The KKR Bill Revoked The Victim ' s Right To Recovery

66. That based on the above arguments, the formulation

Article 27 of Law No. 27 of 2004 has deliberately revoked the victim's rights

for recovery;

67. That by requiring a grant of the right to recovery with

an amnesty grant to the perpetrator requires the victim to know or

recognize the abusers of the heavy human rights violations. While

The perpetrator of a heavy human rights violation was not easily identified

either due to the victim's limitations, his crime form

(e.g. forced disappearance), as well as by sub-commission limitations

investigations that are not able to find the perpetrator directly or not

directly, then the victim will not get his rights over

compensation and rehabilitation;

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68. That if the victim has been recognized as a victim by the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation, but due to various considerations the culprit is not

getting amnesty, then the victim will not get her right over

compensation and Rehabilitation. In this case the victim again must suffer

for having to face an uncertain process whether there will be a

Ad Hoc Human Rights Court or if there is no

bail on whether the victim will be obtain such rights;

69. As such, Article 27 of UUKKR is precisely as restrictive

the rights attached to the victim, i.e. the right of recovery;

6. Article 27 of the KKR Act puts the Victim in a depressed and unbalanced Position with the Perpetrator.

70. That the formulation of Article 27 puts the victim in a position that is not

benefiting from where the victim is difficult to give his decision in

free;

71. The victim must face the absence of a free choice, which is to

accept any confession of the perpetrator, then give an apology and

hoping that his apology may help the perpetrator get

amnesty. This was forced to do so to be certain

regarding her right to compensation and rehabilitation;

72. This situation will be further exacerbated when the victim is a person who

cannot afford or so suffers the more to suffer because it must

be forced to give his consent regarding the forgiving process for

this amnesty without dasari over a free deal;

73. Or, even if the victim does not give an apology, the victim was forced

should expect the offender to get an amnesty so that the victim could

get compensation and rehab;

7. Article 27 Of The KKR Bill Constitutes A Real Form Of Discrimination Against The Victim

74. Therefore, any provision that restricts the rights of the victims to

the recovery and the asserting of the State's obligations gave this recovery

is one form of discrimination, and inequality in the presence of

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the law, as well as contrary to recognition, guarantee, protection,

and fair legal certainty.

75. That the United Nations has also adopted the Updated Set

of Principles for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights through

Action to Combat Impunity, UN Doc. E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1. One

The essential purpose of this Collection of Principles is to be the guideline for

the truth commission.

76. That is affirmed in Principles of 31 in the Updated Set of Principles for

the Protectionand Promotion of Human Rights through Action to Combat

Impunity on the Right and Duties Arising Out of the Obligations

to Make Reparation, that:

" [a] ny human rights violation gives rise to a right to reparation on the part of

the victim or his or her beneficiaries, itions a duty on the part of the State

to make reparation... "

77. Next, the Principles of 32 in the document above about Reparation

Procedures confirms that:

" ...in exercising this right, they shall be afforded protection against

intimidation and reprisals. "

78. That previous document also contains a Set of Principles

The Protection of Human Rights, The Administration of Justice and the

Human Rights of Detainees: The Question of the Impunity of Perpetrators of

Human Rights Violations (Civil and Political), E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/20, (Joinet

Principles) (Evidence P-18), in its light on Paragraph 32 of the affirmed

that:

" Amnesty cannot be accorded to perpetrators of violations before the victims

have obtained the justice by means of an effective remedy. It must have no legal data

effect on anyproceedings brought by victims relating to the right to

reparation ".

79. However, Article 27 of the KKR bill has been appened

the State's obligation for the granting of such recovery by making the right

for the restoration depends on granting amnesty;

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80. As such, if Article 27 of the KKR Act is run, then the state has

discriminatory against the victim;

8. Article 27 of the KKR Act is in opposition to the 1945 Constitution

81. Based on these matters above, the applicant 's constitutional rights, whether

as victims of human rights violations and as victims of the victims who

represent the victims' interests to obtain a guarantee of equality in

ahead of the law, The warranty for recognition, protection and legal certainty

that is fair, as well as the guarantee for free of discriminatory treatment, has been

fencing by the provisions of Article 27 of Law No. 27 of 2004. With

thus the formulation of Article 27 UUKKR contradictory the 1945 Constitution in particular

Article 27 Verse (1), Article 28D paragraph (1), and Article 28I paragraph (4) of the 1945 Constitution.

IV.2. Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 is contrary to Article 28D Clause (1) and Article 28I paragraph (4) of the Constitution of 1945.

82. That Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation states as follows:

" The heavy human rights violations that have been disclosed and

are resolved by the Commission, its perversion could no longer be submitted to

The Ad Hoc Human Rights Court. "

1. Article 44 Of The KKR Law Closing The Possible Victim To Get Justice Through The Judicial Institute.

83. That General Description of the Third paragraph of the KKR Act states that

" To unravel the heavy human rights violations necessary

carried out concrete steps by forming the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation pursuant to which is mandated by Article 47 Verse (2) Act

Number 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights. In addition to

the mandate, the creation of the Law on the Truth Commission and

This reconciliation is also based on the Consultative Assembly Act

People Number V/MPR/2000 on the Antapan of Unity and Unity

National who commissioned to form the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation as an extra judicial institution ... "

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84. Based on the General Description of Law No. 27 of the Year 2004,

The Commission of Truth and Reconciliation (KKR) is an extra judicial institution;

85. That is based on Salim's Ninth Collegiate: English-Indonesian Dictionary,

Dra. Salim, MA, Modern English Press, First Edition, January 2000,

page 531, (Evidence P-19) extra judicial means outside the court or the law. This extra judicial term in legal literature is often understood

with the use of dispute resolution mechanisms through agencies

such as mediation, arbitrage, or more commonly known as Alternative Dispute

Resolution (ADR). In the context of KKR, then extra judicial can be understood

as a settlement of the cases of human rights violations outside

the court mechanism.

86. That is based on KKR as an extra judicial institution

above, then KKR is not intended as a court replacement

(the Court of Human Rights) in the settlement of cases

violation of fundamental rights Heavy human beings. It is referred to as the

complementary (complementary) of the settlement through the court mechanism.

Because, KKR does not ensure individual criminal liability,

but seeks and discovers the truth of the general pattern all case

A heavy human rights violation has ever occurred (in one

period of time), and provides policy recommendations

to restore democracy to the government;

87. The principle that KKR is as complementary (complement) has evolved

internationally, and is reaffirmed in the Group of Principles

The Protection of Human Rights through the Principles of 8 The Updated Set of

Principles for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights through Action

to Combat Impunity about the Definition of Commission's Terms of Reference

which reads as follows:

To avoid conflicts of jurisdiction, the Commission's Terms of Reference must

be clearly defined and must be consistent with the principle that Commissions

of inquiry are not intended to act as substitutes for the civil, administrative or

criminal courts. In particular, criminal courts alone have jurisdiction to

establish individual criminal responsibility, with a view as appropriate to

passing judgement and sentence a sentence;

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88. The assertion that KKR is complementary and cannot replace

the judicial process is also expressed in the Principles of 23 point (1) Brussels Principles

against Impunity and for International Justice (March 2002), (Evidence P-20),

as follows:

Non-judicial commissions of inquiry (such as "truth and reconciliation"

commissions) and judicial procedures, far from excluding each other, are

mutually complementary in the fight against impunity and for international

justice. The constitution and activity of these commissions cannot, however,

replace judicial procedures.

89 That in the opinion of Prof. William A. Schabas, a member of the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation of the state of Sierra Leone, (Evidence P-21) that:

"The TRC doesn't provide perpetrators with a forum to escape procecution ...

The TRC counts on voluntary testimony from perpetrators, including the" big

fish ", and it has already found itself Willingness from those involved to

came forward and talk about what they have done. "

(Interview Human Rights Feature with Prof. William A. Schabas

International Commissioner, TRC Sierra Leone, "TRC Does Not Provide a

Forum to Escape Procecution". http://www.hrdc.net/sahrdc/hrfchr59/Issue5/

impunity.htm)

90. That according to the opinion of international law expert Prof. Aryeh Neier, former

Chairman of Human Rights Watch that "Truth Commissions can exist side by

side with prosecutions, as the case in Argentina until another president,

President Menem, the one who had been convicted by the courts in

Argentina and also issued pardons to those who were still facing trial".

91. Because of its complementary, then Law No. 27 of 2004 should not be

closing up the possibility of getting justice through the institution

judiciary;

92. That Article 44 of Law No. 27 of 2004 is positioning KKR as the institution

equal to the court, and then this KKR could replace

the court;

93. That Article 44 of the Law No. 27 Year 2004 has contradictory Article

28D Clause (1) of the 1945 Constitution which states " everyone is entitled to the

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recognition, guarantee, protection, and fair legal certainty as well as

equal treatment before the law ".

94. That each person is entitled to a legal settlement

through a fair and impartial judicial process;

95. The guarantee of access to justice is a form of recognition,

guarantees, and judicial protection of justice (right to access to

justice). As a result, the pettional rights of the petitioners have been broken;

96. That Article 44 of the KKR Act that is positioning KKR as an institution that

equals the court has closed every person ' s access to gets

settlement through the judicial process;

97. Thus Article 44 of the KKR Act is contrary to Article 28D Clause (1)

Constitution of 1945. Therefore, the constitutional right of the applicant is good

as the individual victims of human rights violations who are the subject of Invite-

invite to be tested as well as an institution representing the interests

The victim has been violated;

2. Article 44 UUKKR Removes The State ' s Obligation To Prosecute And Punish Perpetrators

98. That Article 28I Verse (4) of the Constitution of 1945 determines that: "Protection,

submission, enforcement, and fulfillment of human rights is the responsibility

state responsibility, especially the government".

99. That "protection and enforcement" (to protect) set in Article

28I Verse (4) of the Constitution of 1945 contain the meaning that the compulsory state

provides a legal mechanism which can satisfy the right to

obtain justice, especially the right of the victims of human rights violations;

100. That to ensure the right to get justice, then the state

has an obligation to prosecute perpetrators of human rights violations

humans to the court. This obligation is a constitutional obligation

and an international that cannot be exchanged with political interests;

101. That screening of severe human rights violations event

via KKR does not mean the country ' s obligation to punish perpetrators

human rights violations become lost;

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102. That setting in Section 44 of the KKR Act did not allow

again the examination at the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc if the event

has been resolved through KKR, has eliminated the obligation

the country In prosecuing the perpetrators of the heavy human rights violations

as provided in international law, whether otherwise

in the practice (International Customary Law) or the international agreements

(International Treaties);

103. That Article 44 of the KKR Act has been in conflict with Article

28I Verse (4) of the 1945 Constitution. Therefore, the constitutional right of the applicant

either as an individual victim of human rights violations who is the subject of Invite-

invite who is tested as well as an institution representing the interests

the victim has been violated;

IV.3. Article 1 Paragraph (9) of the KKR Act in opposition to the Constitution of 1945, Article 28D Verse (1) and 28I Verse (5) Constitution of 1945

104. That amnesty in the KKR Act was intended to be given to the perpetrators

gross human rights violations (gross violations of human rights);

105. That Article 1 paragraph (9) of the KKR Act describes the definition of amnesty in the Act

KKR is as follows:

" Amnesty is a pardon given by the President to the perpetrator

a violation of human rights of human rights with notice

the consideration of the House of Representatives. "

1. Amnesty for the Perpetrators of the Human Azasi Rights was not consistent with the implementation of the implementation of human rights of the Azasi as protected in the 1945 Constitution;

106. That Article 28D paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945 mentions:

" Everyone is entitled to confession, assurance, protection, and certainty

fair law as well as the same treatment before the law.

107. That Article 28I Clause (5) of the 1945 Constitution states:

" To uphold and protect human rights in accordance with

the principle of a democratic law state, then the exercise of the rights

human is guaranteed, set, and poured in the perinvite rule-

invitation. "

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108. That of the provisions of the second article of the Constitution of 1945 suggests that

the constitution provides reassurance for the exercise of human rights as appropriate

with a democratic state principle;

109. As a democratic and civilized country, then the Constitution of 1945 also

recognizes the legal principles that have been recognized around the world that amnesty

cannot be given against any heavy human rights violations.

If there is a Conditions conflict with that principle, then

those provisions are also contrary to the implementation of the implementation of rights

of human rights and guarantees of legal protection as warranted

Constitution of 1945;

2. The object of the KKR Act is a Severe Human Rights Violation of International Crime.

110. That further, according to the KKR Act, which became the object of the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation is a violation of human rights that

weighs as stated in Article 1 of the KKR Act, that is:

" The Truth Commission and The subsequent reconciliation was called the Commission,

an independent agency formed to express the truth to

the heavy human rights violations and the reconciliation of the human rights. "

111. Then Article 1 Verse (4) describes that:

" A heavy human rights violation is a violation of the rights

human as referred to in Act Number 26 of the Year

2000 on the Court of Rights Human Rights. "

112. The heavy human rights violations referred to above refers to

a gross violation as set forth in the provisions of Law No. 26

The following year 2000:

Article 7 of the Law No. 26 Year 2000 concerning the Court of Rights Human:

The heavy human rights violations include:

a. Genocide crime;

b. crimes against humanity.

Article 8 of the Law No. 26 of the Year 2000 concerning the Court of Human Rights:

The crimes of genocide as referred to in Article 7 of the letter a is

any deeds performed with intent to destroy or

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annihilate all or part of a nation group, race, ethnic group,

religious group, by way of:

a. kill group members;

b. resulting in a severe physical or mental illness against

group members;

c. creating group life conditions that would result

be physically destroyed either whole or Part;

d. imposing actions aimed at preventing birth at

within the group; or

e. Forcibly moved the children from certain groups to

another group.

Article 9 of the Law No. 26 Year 2000 concerning the Court of Human Rights:

The crimes against humanity as referred to in Article 7

letter b is one of the deeds performed as part of

a widespread or systematic attack that he knows that the attack

is directed directly against the civilian population, in a way that is the case of the attack.

. :

a. murder;

b. extermination;

c. servitude;

d. Forced expulsion or displacement of the population;

e. the independence of any other physical freedoms

arbitrary arbitrary (asas-asas) subject of law

international;

f. torture;

g. rape, sexual slavery, forcibly prostitution, coercion

pregnancy, forcible or sterilization of force or forms

Other sexual violence is equivalent;

h. persecution of a particular group or association

based on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural equality,

religion, sex or other reasons that have been universally recognized

as a banned matter according to international law;

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i. forced removal of people; or

j. Apartheid crime.

113. That in accordance with the explanation of Article 9 of the Law No. 26 of 2000, the description

regarding the heavy human rights violations was in line with

the clause regarding the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The

Rome Statute of International Criminal Court, where International Criminal

Court (ICC) recognizes that it is the " most serious crime

in the international community. whole "or"the

most serious crimes of concern to the international Community as a whole",

covering genocide crimes, crimes against humanity, crime

war and crime of aggression;

114. That heavy human rights violations, i.e. genocide and

crimes against humanity, have been recognized by the rest of the world as

international and State crimes have an obligation to prosecute and

punish the perpetrator of the crime;

115. That such heavy human rights violations, especially

genocide and torture, have also been recognized as jus cogens or

norms of norms for which the perpetrators of such crimes are

hostis The humanist generis (the enemy of all humanity) and prosecution

against the culprit is obligatio erga omnes (all obligations

mankind);

116. That the recognition of severe human rights violations, as

referred to the KKR Act, as an international crime has been recognized and

developed for a long time, as set forth in the Charter Charter

The International Military Nurenberg or Charter of the International Military

Tribunal at Nuremberg (1945), Charter of the International Military Tribunal for

The Far East or the Charter of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East

(1946), Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia or

Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

(1993), Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, or

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (1994), and the Rome Statute or

Statute of the International Criminal Court (1998);

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3. Amnesty for Severe Human Rights Violations is opposed to International Law.

117. That it has been strongly recognized: amnesty for perpetrators of human rights violations

a mortal man in conflict with international law;

118. However, Article 1 Clause (9) of the Law No. 27 of 2004 instead clarified that

amnesty was given to the perpetrator of the heavy human rights violations

so that this section is contrary to the law principle that has been recognized

society international where Indonesia is included as a section at

in that community;

119. The United Nations has consistently repeatedly

affirm that amnesty cannot be given to the perpetrators

heavy human rights violations;

120. In 1992, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously rejected amnesty for

heavy human rights violations (as Act

No. 27 of 2004) by adopting the Declaration on the Protection of

All Persons from the Enforced Disappearance, which stated that for

those responsible for this crime " shall not benefit from any

special amnesty law or similar measures that might have the effect of

exempting them from any criminal proceedings or sanction. " (Evidence P-22);

121. UN Human Rights Commission in General Comment 20 Article 7

[Covenant of Civil and Political Rights] (Evidence P-23) states that " that some States have granted amnesty in respect of acts of torture. Amnesties are

studies with the duty of the States to investigate such acts "

(General Comment 20 concerning Article 7, replaces General Comment 7

concerning Prohibition of Torture and Cruel Treatment or Punishment);

122. UN Secretary-General's report on the formation of a Special Tribunal for

Sierra Leone S/200/915), October 4, 2000 in paragraph 22-24 (Evidence P-

24) states as follows:

o While the example that amnesty is an accepted legal concept and a

gesture of peace and reconciliation at the end of a civil war or an internal

armed conflict, 4 the United Nations has taken care of the

position that amnesty cannot be granted in respect of international crimes,

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such as genocide, crimes against humanity or other serious violations of

international humanitarian law.

o At the time of the signature of the Lomé Peace Agreement, the Special

Representative of the Secretary-General for Sierra Leone was appropriated

to append to his signature on behalf of the United Nations a disclaimer to

the effect that the amnesty provision contained in article IX of the

Agreement ("absolute and free pardon") shall not apply to international

crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and other

serious violations of international humanitarian law. This reservation is

recalled by the Security Council in a preambular paragraph of resolution

1315 (2000).

o In the negotiations on the Statute of the Special Court, the Government of

Sierra Leone concurred with the position of the United Nations and agreed

to the inclusion of an amnesty clause which would read as follows: " An

amnesty granted to any person falling within the jurisdiction of the Special

Court in respect of the crimes referred to in articles 2 to 4 of the present

Statute shall not be a bar to Prosecution. " With the denial of legal effect to

the amnesty granted at Lomé, to the extent of its illegality under

international law, the obstacle to the determination of a beginning date of

the temporal jurisdiction of the law. the Court within the pre-Lomé period has been

removed;

123. UN Secretary-General Report on The Rule of Law and Transitional Justice in

Conflict and Post-Conflict Societies, (S/2004/616), 23 August 2004, (Evidence P-

25) states the following:

- United Nations-endorsed peace agreements can never promise

amnesties for genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity or gross

violations of human rights (Paragraph 10);

- Carefully. crafted amnesties can help in the return and reintegration

of both groups and should be encouraged, although, as noted

above, these can never be permitted to excuse genocide, war

crimes, crimes against humanity or gross violations of human rights

(Paragraph 32);

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- Reject any endorsement of amnesty for genocide, war crimes, or

crimes against humanity, including those relating to ethnic, gender

and sexually based international crimes, ensure that no such amnesty

previously granted is a bar to prosecution before any United Nations-

created or assisted court (Paragraf 64 point [c]).

124. Even in Independent Study on Best Practices, Including

Recommendations, to Assist States In Strengthening Their Domestic

Capacity to Combat All Aspects Of Impunity (E/CN.4/2004/88), 27 February

2004 (Evidence P-26) in Paragraph 32 states:

As developments in Argentina, Sierra Leone and other countries suggest,

there are prudential as well as principled reasons for States to resist demands

for amnesties that violate their international obligations, even if conditions do

not permit them to underperform prosecutions immediately.

On Paragraph 28 to paragraph 32, this report also contains a list

legal sources include court rulings that

corroborate the position prohibition against amnesty for violation of fundamental rights

mortal human beings. These cases show that society

laws in different parts of the world have practiced opposing principles

amnesty for the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations;

125. The list of legal sources above and is relayed and completed

in Report of the Independent Expert to Update the Set of Principles to

Combat Impunity (E/CN.4/2005/102), 18 February 2005, Paragraph 50-51.

(Proof P-27);

126. In addition to the Updated Set of Principles for the Protection and Promotion of

Human Rights through Action to Combat Impunity (E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1)

expressly provided guidelines for Countries including the body-

The judicial body in determining his attitude regarding the Impunity. Principle 24

regarding Restrictions and Other Measures Relating to Amnesty states

Even when intended to establish conditions conducive to a peace agreement

or to foster national reconciliation, amnesty and other measures of clemency

shall be kept within the following bounds:

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(a) The perpetrators of serious crimes under international law may not benefit

from such measures until such time as the State has met the obligations

to which principle 19 refers to the The perpetrators have been prosecuted

before a court with jurisdiction-whether international, internationalized or

national-outside the State in question;

(b) Amnesties and other measures of clemency shall be without effect with

respect to the victims ' right to reparation, to which principles 31 through 34

refer, and shall not prejudice the right to know;

(c) Insofar as it may be interpreted as an admission of guilt, amnesty cannot

be imposed on individuals prosecuted or sentenced for acts connected

with the peaceful exercise of their right to freedom of opinion and

expression. When they have merely exercised this legitimate right, as

guaranteed by articles 18 to 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human

Rights and 18, 19, 21 and 22 of the International Covenant on Civil and

Political Rights, the law shall consider any judicial or other decision

concerning them to be null and void; their detention shall be ended

unconditionally and without delay;

(d) Any individual convicted of offences other than those to which paragraph

(c) of this principle refers who comes within the scope of an amnesty is

entitled to refuse it and request a retrial, if he or she has been tried without

benefit of the right to a fair hearing guaranteed by articles 10 and 11 of the

Universal Declaration of Human Rights and articles 9, 14 and 15 of the

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, or if he or she was

convicted on the basis of a statement established to have been made as a

result of inhuman or degrading interrogation, especially under torture.

127. UN Human Rights Commission Resolution, (Resolution: 2004/72, Impunity,

E/CN.4/RES/2004/72), 21 April 2004, (Evidence P-28) in Point 3 also confirms the following:

... amnesties should not be granted to those who commit violations of human rights

rights and international humanitarian law that constitute crimes, urges States

to take action in accordance with their obligations under international law and

welcomes the lifting, waiving, or nullification of amnesties and other

immunities;

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128. Aside from the UN agency, the amnesty ban on human rights violations

This heavy human is also affirmed in the jurisprudence of the various

courts in the world;

129. In the case at the International Court of Justice for Yugoslavia (ICTY), the ruling

the Appeals for the case of the Pensue v. Furundzija, 10 December 1998, assessed

that the domestic amnesty included crimes, such as

torture, which was the case of the amnesty for Yugoslavia. has the status of jus cogens will not be able to receive recognition

international legally. (Paragraph 155) (Evidence P-29). Based on the case then the torture crimes that have gained amnesty

remain tried by the international court;

130. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights jurisprudence

consistently confirms his stance prohibiting amnesty for violations

severe human rights, among others in the case of Barios Altos (Barios Altos

case, IACHR, Vol. 75, Series C), 14 March 2001 2000 (Evidence P-30) at Point 4 of the ruling, the court declared that the amnesty "contradictory

The American Convention on Human Rights, consequently having no effect

the law" (to find that amnesty laws no. 26479 and no. 26492 are —

with the american convention on human rights and, legally, legal lack

effect). In one of the provisions of the Barrios Altos case Judge Assembly

it states as follows:

This Court considers that all amnesty provisions, provisions on prescription

and the establishment of measures designed to eliminate responsibility are

inadmissible, because they are intended to prevent the investigation and

punishment of those responsible for serious human rights violations such as

torture, extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution and forced

disappearance, all of them prohibited because they violate non-derogable

rights recognized by international human rights law. (Paragraph 41)

131. The Court's ruling amnesty for the perpetrators of the rights violators

whose heavy human rights are prohibited and resulting in no legal effect

is reproved by various court rulings, among other things: Trujillo

Oroza v. Bolivia, (IACHR), Reparations, Judgement, 27 February 2002, Vol.

92, Serie C, paragraph 160; El Caracazo case v. Venezuela, (IACHR),

Reparations, Judgment, 29 August 2002, Vol. 95, Serie C, paragraph 119;

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Myrna Mack Chang v. Guatemala case, (IACHR), Judgement, 25 November

2003, Vol. 101, Serie C, paragraph 276. (Evidence P-31 a, b, c)

132. In addition to the above legal sources, the Princeton Principles of Universal Jurisdiction

on Principles of 7 (1) (Proof P-32) states that: " Amnesties are studies with the obligations of states to provide

the accountability for serious crimes under international law as specified in

Principle in 2 (1). "

133. Not only that, Indonesia is also tied to the International Convention which

has been ratified which contains a ban on amnesty for alleged violations of rights violations

heavy human human rights. Indonesia has ratified the Convention on the Landscape

Torture through Law No. 5 of 1998. The Convention Against Torture

provides an obligation to the State of the Union to punish the perpetrators

torture, in which the crimes of this torture are included in the

section of the heavy human rights violations. Bill No.

27 Years 2004 jo Law No. 26 Year 2000.

134. Genocides, forced disappearances and torture have been recognized as

jus cogens or quartertory norms. Therefore, for the perpetrators of the breach

the weight applies universal jurisdiction. Examples in case rulings

Augusto Pinochet in Spain and the United Kingdom affirmed the implementation of

universal jurisdiction for the torture. By blessing the norm jus

cogens this is then the culprit is declared the hostis humanist generis or

the enemy of all human beings, as well as being a state liability for

doing the prosecution (obligatio erga omnes);

135. That correct granting of amnesty is the authority of the President, but

based on the principle of law, amnesty cannot be given to granted

to the perpetrator of the heavy human rights violations;

136. Heavy human rights violations have the highest place

in the form of a crime. That is why there are legal principles that prohibit

amnesty for the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations. Because

that, the existence of the words "heavy" in the formulation of Article 1 Verse (9):

"Amnesty is the pardon given by the President to the perpetrator

The heavy human rights violations with regard to the

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consideration of the People's Representative Council" contrary to the principle

the law and therefore has no legal force;

4. Article 1 paragraph (9) of the KKR Act is contrary to Article 28D Clause (1) and Article 28I paragraph (5) of the 1945 Constitution

137. Because of Article 28D The paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution provides recognition, guarantees,

protection, and fair legal certainty and Article 28I Verse (5)

states that to enforce and protect human rights

according to the principle a democratic legal state, the exercise of rights

human rights guaranteed by law, then Act No. 27 of 2004

must be consistent with the guarantee of such a constitution;

138. In accordance with the recognition of the principles of human rights by the state

Indonesia through the Determination Of MPR No. XVII of the Year 1998 on Fundamental Rights

Man, Yurisprudence Constitutional Court, Law No. 26 Year 2000

on the Court of Human Rights, and Law No. 39 of 1999 on

Human Rights as referred to above, then recognition, assurance,

protection, and legal certainty as well as the guarantee of the implementation of fundamental rights

human as referred to by UUD 1945 includes recognition

on the principles of international human rights;

139. With the inclusion of rules that violate the principles of law in

the KKR bill, in particular Article 1 Verse (9), it is the constitutional right of

The applicant to obtain recognition, assurance, protection, and

fair legal certainty, as well as guarantees of enforcement and protection

human rights in accordance with the principles of a democratic law state

have been violated;

140. Due to the definition of amnesty in Article 1 Verse (9) UUKKR is not

in accordance with the principles that recognized the civilized community in

world society and Indonesia are included as part of the community

the nation that Such civils, then amnesty for the perpetrators of violation of rights

the human weight contradictory to the 1945 Constitution, in particular Article 28D

Verse (1) and Article 28 Verse (5) of the 1945 Constitution;

141. Therefore, the constitutional right of the applicant is either an individual

a victim of human rights violations who are subject to the Act

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is tested and as an institution representing the interest of the victim has been

lunged;

142. Based on the above descriptions, the petitioners are requesting to the Assembly

Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia to examine and

cut off the KKR Bill's Material Test Request against UUD 1945, as

below:

1. Accept and grant the entire application of the Act to

The applicant;

2. Stating the charge material of Article 27 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on

the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, contrary to the 1945 Constitution,

in particular Article 27 Verse (1), Article 28D paragraph (1), Article 28I paragraph (2) of the Constitution

1945;

3. Stating the charge material of Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is contrary to the 1945 Constitution,

in particular Article 28D Clause (1) and Article 28I Clause (4) of the 1945 Constitution;

4. Stating the charge material of Article 1 Verse (9) Act No. 27 of 2004

on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation contradictory to the Constitution

1945, in particular Article 28D paragraph (1) and Article 28I paragraph (5) of the 1945 Constitution;

5. Stating the charge materials of Section 27, Section 44 and Section 1 of the paragraph (9) of the Act

No. 27 Years of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission did not

have a binding legal force.

Draw that to strengthen the controls, the petitioners have

submitted the evidence of the letter/written word. Attach to the application and

The evidence has been made up enough, and given the Proof

P-1 up to the Proof P-36 is:

1. Evidence P-1: Photo copy of Law No. 27 of 2004 on

Commission of Truth and Reconciliation;

2. Evidence P-2.a: Basic Budget copy of ELSAM;

P-2.b: Basic Budget copy and Basic Budget Changes

Kontras;

P-2.c: Basic Budget Copy of the Nusa Bangsa Solidarity (SNB);

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P-2.d. : Photo copy Akte Establishment of the Society Initiative Society

Partisipative for the Transitional Transitions (IMPARTIAL);

3. Proof P-3. a1: Basic Budget Copy LPKP 65.

Evidence P-3. A2: Copy Free Letter Letter No. SK

6911 /INREHAB/B-2/IX/1978 dated September 27, 1978

on behalf of Soenarno Tomo Hardjono, Chairperson of the Institute

Research Victim Event 65 (LPKP 65).

Proof P-3. b1: Copy of the LPKP-KROB Basic Budget Change Photo.

Proof P-3. b2: Photo Copy Warrant Change Command No.

SPRINTBAS/766/TPD/XII/1977 dated 20 December

19777, on behalf of Sumaun Utomo General Chairman of the Institute

The Rehabilitation Struggle Victims Of The ORBA Regime (LPR-KROB).

4. Evidence P-4 a: Photo Copy Letter of Human Rights Call as a witness

dated December 1, 2005, for Rahardjo Waluyo Djati;

Proof P-4b1: Photo Copy Clippings Newspaper Republika dated 11

September 1998, " Pius Berwitnesses to PusPom, for equipping

File "

Proof P- 4 b2: Photo Copy Kliping Newspaper Daily Media Indonesia dated 8

September 1998" Pius Planned To Visit Ciheart ".

5. Proof P-5: Photo Copy Letter No. Skep-55/

KOPKAM/XII/1979 about the return of 2045 People

Prisoner G. 30.S/PKI Golongan "B" to the Society dated

December 5, 1979 and a List of Mail Attachment List of Mail Attachment

Pangkopkamtib's termination of the Letter

SKEP-55/

KOPKAM/XII/1979 in the name of Tjasman Setyo Prawiro.

6. Proof P-6: Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy

and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of

International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of

International Humanitarian Law, C.H.R. res. 2005/35, U.N.

Doc. E/CN.4/2005/L. 10/Add.11;

7. Evidence P-7: Promotion and Protection of Human Rights: Impunity,

Report of the Independent Expert to Update the Set of

Principles to Combat Impunity, Diane Orentlicher,

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Addendum Updated Set of Principles for the Protection and

Promotion of Human Rights through Action to Combat

Impunity, [hereinafter Updated Set of Principles to Combat

Impunity], E/CN.4/2005/102/Add.1, 8 February 2005;

8. Evidence P-8: Republican Assembly Decree

Indonesia Number XVII/MPR/1998 on Fundamental Rights

Man;

9. Evidence P-9: The Republic of Indonesia Act Number 39 of 1999

on Human Rights

10. Evidence P-10: Act of the Republic of Indonesia Number 26 Year 2000

on the Court of Human Rights

11. Evidence P-11: The Constitutional Court's termination of Article 60 of the g

Act No. 12 of 2003 on Election

General Representative of the House of Representatives, Council

Regional Representative, Regional People's Representative Council

The Province and the Regional People's Representative Council

District/City (Perkara Number 011-017/PUU-I/2003, 24

February 2004)

12. Evidence P-12: Constitutional Court Decree Number 065 /PUU-II/2004

regarding the Act Testing of the Republic of Indonesia

No. 26 of 2000 on the Court of Rights

Man, dated 03 March 2005;

13. Evidence P-13.a: Republic of Indonesia Law No. 12 Year 2005

on International Covenant on Civil And

Political Rights (International Covenant on Civil Rights

and Politics);

Proof P-13.b. : International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR);

14. Evidence P-14.a: Republic of Indonesia Act 1998

on Persecution Convention against Torture and other

Cruel, Inhumans or Degrading Treatment or Punishment

(Convention Against Torture and Persecution and Punishment)

(Convention Against Torture and Persecution) Treatment or

Another Cruel, Inhumane or

Degrading of Human Dignity);

Proof P-14.b: Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhumans or

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Degrading Treatment or Punishment;

15. Evidence P-15.a : Act of the Republic of Indonesia Number 29 of 1999

on the Unrest International Convention on the

Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Convention

International concerning Elimination Of All Forms

Racial Discrimination 1965);

Evidence P-15.b : Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Racial Discrimination

Discrimination;

16. Evidence P-16.a : Decree of the President of the Republic of Indonesia Number 36 Years

1990 on the Unrest Convention on the Rights of the Rights of the

Child (Convention on the Rights of the Child);

Evidence P-16.b : Convention on the Rights of the Child;

17. Evidence P-17.a : The Factory at Chorzow , Jurisdiction, Permanent Court of

International Justice, 26 July 1927, Judgement No. 8, 1927,

Publications of the Permanent Court of International Justice,

Serie A. No. 9;

Evidence P-17.b. : The Factory at Chorzów, Merits, Permanent Court of

International Justice, 13 September 1928, Judgement

Number 13, 1928, Publications of the Permanent Court of

International Justice, Serie A. No. 1;

18. Evidence P-18 : The Administration of Justice and the Human Rights of

Detainees: The Question of the Impunity of Perpetrators of Perpetrators of

Human Rights Violations (Civil and Political),

E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/20, (Joinet Principles);

19. Evidence P-19 : Salim's Ninth Collegiate: English-Indonesian Dictionary,

Drs. Peter Salim, MA, Modern English Press, First Edition,

January 2000, page 531;

20. Proof P-20 : Photo Copy Brussels Principles against Impunity and for

International Justice, adopted by the Brussels Group for

International Justice, following on from colloquium " The Fight

against Play: Stakes and Perspectives " (Brussels, March

11-13 2002);

21.Evidence P-21 : Photo Copy Impunity, Truth Commissions: Peddling Impunity?,

Interview Professor William A. Schabas (International

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Commissioner, TRC Sierra Leone): "TRC Does Not Provide

a Forum to Escape Prosecution", Human Rights Features

Volume 6, Issue 5, 14-20 April 2003

22. Proof P-22: Photo Copy Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from

Enforced Disappearance, General Assembly Resolution

47/133 of 18 December 1992

23. Proof P-23 : Photo Copy General comment No. 20: replaces General

comment 7 Concerning Prohibition of Torture and Cruel

Treatment or Punishment (Art. 7): 10/03/92, CCPR General

Comment No. 20 (General Comments)

24. Evidence P-24: Photo Copy Report of the Secretary General on The

Esthablishment

of a Special Court for Sierra Leone S/200/915, 4 October

2000

25. Evidence P-25 : Photo Copy The Rule of Law and Transitional Justice in

Conflict and Post-Conflict Societies, Report of the Secretary

General, (S/2004/616), 23 August 2004

26. Proof P-26 : Photo Copy Promotion and Protection of Human Rights:

Impunity, Independent Study on Best Practices, Including

Recommendations, to Assist States In Strengthening Their

Domestic Capacity to Combat All Aspects Of Impunity, By

Professor Diane Orentlicher, E/CN.4/2004/88, 27 February

2004

27. Evidence P-27 : Photo Copy Promotion and Protection of Human Rights:

Impunity, Report of the Independent Expert to Update the

Set of Principles to Combat Impunity, Diane Orentlicher,

E/CN.4/2005/102, 18 February 2005

28. Evidence P-28: Photo Copy Impunity: Commission on Human Rights

Resolution: 2004/72 (E/CN.4/RES/2004/ 72), 21 April 2004

29. Evidence P-29: Photo Copy Prosecutor v. Anto Furundzija, Judgement, Case

No: IT-95-17/1 -T, date: 10 December 1998

30. Evidence P-30: Photo Copy Inter American Court of Human Rights Barrios

Altos case, (Chumbipuma Aguirre et al versus Peru,

AIACHR, Vol. 75, Series C, 14 March 2001

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31.Evidence P-31a: Photo Copy Trujillo Oroza v. Bolivian (IACHR), Reparations,

Judgement, 27 February 2002 Vol. 92, Serie C, Paragraf

160

Evidence P-31b: El Caracazo Case v. Venezuela (IACHR), Reparations,

Judgement, 29 August 2002, Vol. 95, Serie C, Paragraf 11

Proof P-31c: Photo Copy Myrna Mack Chang v. Guatemala Case (IACHR)

Judgement, 25 November 2003, Vol. 101, Serie C, Paragraf

276

32. Evidence P-32: Photo Copy Princeton Principles on Universal Jurisdiction

33. Evidence P-33 a: Photo Copy Commentary on the Bill on the Truth and

Reconciliation Commission of Indonesia, 3 February 2000;

by Douglass Cassel, Priscilla Hayner and Paul Van Zyl.

Evidence P-33 b: Photo Copy Comments on the Truth Commission bill and

Reconciliation in Indonesia. (Translation);

34. Evidence P-34 a: Photo Copy Tackling the Challenges Facing an Indonesian

Truth Commission, March 8, 2000; by Douglass Cassel,

Priscilla Hayner and Paul Van Zy;

Buktri P-34 b: Photo Copy Some Thought Regarding the Establishment

commission of Truth and Reconciliation in Indonesia

(Translation);

35. Proof P-35 a: Photo Copy Comment by the International Center for

Transitional Justice on the Bill Establishment shingh a truth and

Reconcuiliation Commission in Indonesia;

Proof P-35 b: Photo Copy Comment by CTJ (International Centre for

Transisional Justice) Over the Establishment Act

Commission of Truth and Reconciliation in Indonesia;

36. Evidence P-36a: Copy Photo Menimcts Formation of Commission

Truth and Reconciliation, Kompas Saturday March 4, 2000;

Evidence P-36b: Photo Copy of Urgency immediately in the form of the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation, Sorotan, Kompas, Monday 10 June 2002 by

Satya Arinanto;

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A draw that in addition to providing oral description in court,

the government provided a written statement, dated 23 May 2006

at the Tuesday trial on 23 May 2006, which was accepted in the

The court on Tuesday May 23, 2006, at the point of explaining

as follows.:

I. UMUM Human rights (human rights) is a basic right that

nature is attached to human self, which is universal and eternal. Because

it is a human right to be protected, respected, maintained, enforced and

should not be ignored, minus or deprived by anyone else per-person

as an individual or by the Government;

severe human rights violations (gross violations of human

rights) which includes crimes against humanity and genocide (crimes

again humanity, genocide), which occurred in time of time. before the enactment of the Invite-

Invite Number 26 Year 2000 about the Court of Rights Human beings must

be traced back to reveal the truth as well as uphold

justice and form a culture of respect for human rights so that

can be realized a reconciliation in order to achieve unity and national unity.

The disclosure of truth also aims for the benefit of the victims

and/or the families of the victims who are his heirs to obtain

compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation. In addition to the mandate above,

the establishment of the Act on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

also based on the People's Consultative Assembly Decree

V/MPR/2000 on the Antapan of Unity and Unity National that

assigns to form the National Truth and Reconciliation Commission

as an extra judicial institution whose number of members and criteria is set

in the Act. To browse and disclose violations

Heavy human rights, need to be done concrete steps with

forming the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in accordance with which

mandated by Article 47 of the Act Number 26 Year 2000 on

The Court of Human Rights, which states: Verse (1) " Infringement of rights

The heavy human rights that occurred prior to the enactment of this law

not closing the possible settlement by the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation "; Verse (2)" Truth and Reconciliation Commission as

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referred to in paragraph (1) is set up with the Act ". In addition to the task

to enforce the truth by revealing the rights violations

the heavy human being that occurred in the pre-enactment of Invite-

invite Number 26 Year 2000 on the Human Rights Court, the Commission

it also carries out Reconciliation in the perspective of shared interests

as a nation. The steps that are taken are disclosure

truth, error recognition, apology, peace, enforcement

law, amnesty, rehabilitation, or other beneficial alternative to

uphold unity and unity nation by keeping an eye on

a sense of fairness in society.

The formation of the Law on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation among others is based on consideration as follows:

1. Gross violations of humanity (gross violations of

human rights) that includes crimes against humanity and genocide

(crimes againt humanity, genocide) that occurred in the prior year.

enactment of Law No. 26 of 2000 of the Court of Rights

Human Human Rights, which to date have not been accounted for

tuntas, so that the victim or victim's family are experts

His successor is still not obtaining certainty regarding the background

occurrence of rights violations Human-heavy human rights to victims.

In addition to not getting compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation of

the suffering they experienced, the waiver of this responsibility has

elicits dissatisfaction, cynicism, apathy, and distrust

are great against legal institutions as the state is deemed to provide

exemption from punishment to the perpetrators;

2. Overall completion of human rights violations

(gross violations of human rights)

before the enactment of Law No. 26 of 2000 on

The Court of Rights Human, very urgen and urged for immediate

done because there is still a majority of people who tend to be

cynical, apathetic and dissatisfied with the Government's handling of the

human rights violations. That. Despite this, the tension factor

politics occurring in the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia also should not be

ignored and allowed to continue protracted without any certainty

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settlement;

3. With the foreseeable truth about human rights violations

the heavy human beings that occurred in the prior days of the Invite-

Invite Number 26 Year 2000 about the Court of Human Rights,

then through the Truth Commission and Reconciliation (The truth and

reconsiliation commission) expected to be reconciled to a reconciliation of use

enforcing national unity and unity;

Law Number 27 of the Year 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Conciliation is substantially different to the provisions set out in

Act 26 of 2000 on Human Rights Court.

This Act does not set about the legal prosecution process (due

process of law), but is more focused on the search and revelation

truth, amnesty consideration, compensation, restitution and/or

rehabilitation to victims or families of victims who are his heirs,

so that it is expected to pave the way for the reconciliation process and

national unity.

Based on the facts found by Truth Commission and

Reconciliation (The truth and reconsiliation commission), a party that must

be responsible for the severe human rights violations

that occurred in the pre-enactment of the Act Number 26 of the Year

2000 about the Court of Human Rights must be identified. If the perpetrator

acknowledges the error, acknowledges the truth of the facts, expresses remorse

for his actions, and is willing to apologize to the victim or family

The victim who is his heir, then the perpetrator is a violation of the rights

A heavy human can apply for an amnesty to the President;

If the amnesty application is reasonable and sufficient to

granted, the President may receive such pleas, and to the victim

or the families of the victims who are his heirs, must be compensated,

restitution and/or rehabilitation. Where amnesty requests are rejected by the President

then compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation is not provided by the State, and

such heavy human rights violations are actionable for

processed/resolved under the provisions of the 26-Year-Old Nombr Act

2000 on the Court of Human Rights.

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If against a heavy human rights violation has been

checked and disconnected by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, then the Court

Human Rights Adhoc (Human Rights Court Ad Hoc) no longer Authorized to

inspect, prosecute and discontinue the gross human rights violations

such, except if an amnesty application is denied by the President. Similarly, against the heavy human rights violations already being examined, tried and broken up by the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc

(Trial of Human Rights Ad Hoc) then the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation. not

authorized to handle resolving the issue of human rights violations

the heavy human being. Thus, the ruling of the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation or the ruling of the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc are final and

binding (final and binding).

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The truth and reconsiliation

commission), formed on the basis of self-reliance, free and non-

sides, health, justice, honesty, openness, peace, and the

the unity of the nation. Forward expected completion of human rights violations

heavy violations of human rights which includes crime

against humanity and genocide (crimes againt humanity, genocide) which

happens In the past can be settled out of court, in order to realize

peace (reconciliation) of a fellow nation in order to uphold

unity and national unity with a spirit of mutual understanding and mutually

forgiving;

II. LEGAL STANDING (LEGAL STANDING) PARA PEMOHON In accordance with the provisions of Article 51 Verse (1) Act Number 24 of the Year

2003 on the Constitutional Court, that the Applicant is a party

considers the rights and/or authority Its constitutionality was harmed by

the enactment of the law, namely:

a. Individual citizens of Indonesia;

b. the unity of the indigenous law society as long as it is alive and in accordance with

the development of the society and the principle of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia

which is set in Undang-Undang;

c. the public or private legal entity; or

d. State agencies.

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Later in its explanation is stated, that "right

constitutional" is the rights set in the Country Basic Law

Republic of Indonesia 1945;

More further based on the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of Indonesia, understanding and

limits on constitutional losses arising from the enactment of a

Act according to Article 51 Verse (1) Act Number 24 of the Year

2003 about the Constitutional Court, must meet 5 (five) terms namely:

a. The constitutional right of the Applicants is granted by the Law

Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

b. That the constitutional right of the applicant is considered by para

The applicant has been harmed by an Act that is tested;

c. That the constitutional loss of the intended applicant is specific

(specifically) and actual or at least a potential that according to

reasonable reasoning is certain to occur;

d. The existence of a causal link is between the loss and

the enactment of the Act is being asked to be tested;

e. It is possible that with the request of a request then

the constitutional loss postured will no longer be or no longer occurs.

According to the applicant in its request that by force

the provisions of Article 1 of the paragraph (9), Section 27, and Article 44 of the Law No. 27

Year 2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation, then the rights and/or

of its constitutional authority are harmed, and contrary to the provisions

Article 27 Verse (1), Section 28D Verse (1) and Article 28I Verse (2), Verse (4) and Verse

(5) The Basic Law of the State Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

Therefore, it is necessary to question the interests of the applicant whether it is appropriate

as a party to regard its rights and/or its constitutional authority

aggrieved by Law No. 27 of 2004 about the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation. Also whether the unconstitutional loss of the

The intended applicant is specific (specifically) and actual or

at least as potential as reasonable reasoning can

be confirmed, and whether or not there is a causal link due to (causal

verband) between the loss and the expiring Act

to be tested;

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The government assumes that the applicant's activities

based as individuals and as private legal entities

that care for the submission, protection and enforcement of legal justice

and human rights in Indonesia are running as should not

interrupted and without subtracting any rights and obligations over

the enactment of Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation, so there is no specific (special) relationship nor

relationship because of (causal verband) between the applicant with

the constitutionality of the Act a quo;

Then if the applicant feels his constitutional rights are harmed

by the enacBack of the Act No. 27 Year 2004 on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation, then it needs to be questioned constitutional rights

Which applicants are harmed?, whether the Applicant as

the individual itself, the Swadaya Institute Society (NGOs) moving

in the field of human rights, the victims Human rights violations

the heavy or most public concerned about human rights,

because the applicant does not expressly explain who is actually

aggrieved over the enforcement of the a Quo;

Because it is the Government asking the applicant through the Speaker/Assembly of Judges

The Constitutional Court to prove legally in advance of whether

correct the applicant as a party of its rights and/or its constitutional authority

aggrieved. The Government assumes that it does not exist and/or has arised

loss to the right and/or constitutional authority of the upper applicant

enforcement of the Law No. 27 Year 2004 on the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation, because it is the legal (legal standing) applicator in

this testing does not meet the requirements as set forth

in Section 51 of the paragraph (1) of the Law No. 24 of 2003 on the Court

Constitution;

Based on the description above, the Government pleads for the Chairman/Assembly

The Constitutional Court judges wisely state the plea

The applicant is not acceptable (niet ontvankelijk verklaard). Nevertheless

if the Chairman/Assembly of the Constitutional Court argues otherwise, the following

delivered the Government's argument and explanation of the test material

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Act Number 27 of 2004 On the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation;

III. Government Explanation Of The 2004 No. 27 Law Testing Request On Truth And Reconciliation Commission.

In connection with the presumption of the applicant in his request that

states that some of the provisions in the Law No. 27 Year

2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, that is:

1. Article 1 Paragraph (9) "Amnesty is a pardon given by the President

to the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation with

pay attention to the House of Representatives ' consideration of the People's Representative Council";

2. Article 27 "Compensation and rehabilitation as referred to in Article

19 may be granted if amnesty requests are granted";

Article 19 "Subcommission of compensation, restitution, and rehabilitation as

in Section 16 of the letter b, in charge of providing legal consideration

compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation for the victim or

The families of the victims who are their heirs as a result of the breach.

heavy human rights "

Article 16 of the letter b "Subcommission of compensation, restitution, and rehabilitation and c

"subcommission of amnesty consideration ";

3. Article 44 "The heavy human rights violations that have been disclosed

and completed by the Commission, it cannot be submitted to

an ad hoc human rights court";

Contrary with Article 27 Verse (1), Article 28D paragraph (1) and Article 28I paragraph

(2), Verse (4) and paragraph (5) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia

In 1945, as follows:

Article 27 Verse (1) "All citizens simultaneously in the

laws and governance and shall uphold the law and governance

with no exception":

Section 28D Verse (1) "Everyone is entitled to a recognition, protection,

and a fair legal certainty as well as the same treatment before the law";

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Section 28I:

paragraph (2) "Each person is entitled to be free of the discriminatory treatment of

any basis and entitled to obtain protection against the treatment

That discriminatory;

Verse (4) "Protection, submission, enforcement and fulfillment of human rights

is the responsibility of the State, especially the government ';

Verse (5)" To enforce and protect human rights in accordance with

the principles of a democratic state of law, then the exercise of human rights

is guaranteed, regulated, and poured in the laws ';

In connection with the presumption/reason of the applicant stating that

those provisions above may incur things as follows:

1. The applicant in his request assumed that the provision

contained in Article 27 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, would provide injustice to

the victim of the rights violation. Heavy human rights, since the perpetrators who have been

make the victim suffer amnesty, otherwise if the perpetrator

does not get amnesty then the rights of the victims over recovery are

compensation, restitution and The rehabilitation cannot be obtained and the victim

must follow other efforts;

Thus, the provision has established an

unbalanced position between the victim and the perpetrator of human rights violations

which is heavy, because against the victim is given sufficient requirements

weight for get right to reparation (right to reparation) in terms of

compensation, restitution and rehabilitation which is the inherent right

on the victim depending on whether the culprit was found or not

and whether the culprit Granted amnesty or not. According to the

The applicant for recovery (right to reparation) is an obligation

the country.

Against the presumption/reason the applicant is above, the Government

may explain the things as follows:

a. That the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The truth and

reconsiliation commission) is a collective statement that

dears "the values of the islah" of the Indonesian nation in order to

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protection and affirmation of human rights, which in the past

(before the enactment of Law No. 26 Year 2000 on

the Court of Human Rights) the events of human rights violations

gross violations of human rights. often denisuated even

are considered to be absent, even without issue and investigated who

the perpetrator, who was the victim and how many of his victims.

b. That one of the very important essences in resolving

the heavy human rights violations that occurred in the past

is between the perpetrator and the victim to forgive each other (section 29 Invite-

invite Number 27 Year 2004) about the ° Commission of Truth and

Reonsiliation), in order to establish national reconciliation in order

establish unity and national unity as mandated by

the Decree of MPR-RI No. V/MPR/2000 on the Antapan of Unity and

National Unity).

Front is expected to be unrepeatable and happen again, as the Commission's saying

Truth and Reconciliation (The truth and reconsiliation commission)

Argentina who called it "Nunca Ma'as" (do not repeat it Again),

in South Africa using the term "to forgive but not to forget", or

with innuendo that tinged "Tu paux marcher sur I 'Afrique, main n' est

rnarche pas sur I' Africain" (you may walk On the African soil, but

never walk on the African side.)

c. That if the perpetrator admitted his guilt voluntarily, admitted

the truth of the facts, expressed remorse for his actions, and

willing to apologize to the victim or the victim's family that

was his heir, but the victim or victim's family that

is his heir is not willing to forgive, then the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation will break the grant of recommendation

amnesty to the President independently and objectively, this is aims

for the completion of heavy human rights violations not to continue

protracted that in turn can inhibit the achievement of goals

national reconciliation;

d. That if the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation would not

be willing and acknowledge his guilt, do not acknowledge the truth of the fact-

facts as well as not willing to regret his actions, then the perpetrator

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Those heavy human rights violations lost the right to

obtaining amnesty from the President and the case of human rights violations

such heavy human beings may be submitted to the ad hoc human rights court

under the provisions of Article 43 Verse (1) Act No. 26 of the Year

2000 concerning the Court of Human Rights.

e. That the Government argues the provisions of Article 27 of the Act

No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation that

set about awarding compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation

to the victim or family victim who was his heir

as a result of severe human rights violations if

amnesty requests granted by the President, constitute a balance

the position between the perpetrator and the victim of the violation of the rights human being

weight, which in turn can create a sense of justice da! am

society (vide Article 28 and Article 29 of Law Number 27 Year

2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation;

f. That in the event of a rejection of amnesty application by the President, this

is not the end of the struggle for upholding justice for violations

severe human rights, which took place in the past, especially for

victims or His heir. Instead of the application of amnesty application

open space and opportunities for victims or heirs to sue

the right to obtain compensation, restitution and rehabilitation to

Country (vide Government Regulation) No. 3 Year 2002 on

Compensation, Restitution and Rehabilitation of Victims of the Rights Violation

Heavy Human Rights, as a follow-up to the provisions of Article 35

Act Number 26 of the Year 2000 of the Court of Rights Basic

Man;

For that, it can be said that amnesty is his right.

Good faith (good faith, geode trow), which sincerely acknowledges

his guilt and apologies for his mistakes in the past,

whereas compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation were the right

The victim or heir to be given by the State;

From the description above, the Government argued that Article 27

Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation, does not harm the right and/or constitutional authority

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The applicant, and does not conflict with Article 27 Clause (1), Article

28D paragraph (1) and Article 28I paragraph (2), Verse (4) and Verse (5) Act

Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

2. According to the petitioners in his application, the provision of provisions

Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth

and Reconciliation, it has closed the possibility. victims of the rights violations

human weight to get justice through the agency

justice.

The petitioners conclude that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

has positioned it as the same institution as the institution

the judiciary, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission can also

replace the court, whereas The Truth and Reconciliation Commission

is an extra judicial institution intended as a complement

(complementary) of the settlement through the court mechanism.

So according to the applicants it has been close access of any

people (victims of heavy human rights violations) for

getting a settlement through a fair judicial process and not

sides.

Thus the provisions of Article 44 of the Act No. 27 of the Year

2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which is not

allowed for further examination in the Ad Human Rights Court

hoc if The event has been resolved through the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation, it has eliminated the State's obligation in prosecuance

perpetrators of heavy human rights violations, as set

in international law, both are included in the practice (international

the law of law) and in the international treaty agreement

(international treaties).

Against the presumption/reason the applicant is above, the Government

may explain the things as follows:

a. That the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as

a follow-up to the provisions of Article 47 of the Law No. 26 Year

2000 on the Court of Human Rights, which states that

the violation of the Human Rights of the Human Rights. the weight that occurred before

the enactment of the Court of Human Rights did not close

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possible completion of the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation;

b. That the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The truth and reconsiliation

commission) does not function as a substitute (substitution) against

the human rights court (as per the Act)

Number 26 Years 2000 on the Court of Human Rights, which

does not regulate the prosecution process (due process of law), but

only set about the poses of truth disclosure; grant

conpensation, restitution, and/or Rehabilitation of the victims and

granting amnesty to the perpetrator. Because of the Commission's ruling

The Truth and Reconciliation is not the object of the Justice Tata

State Effort (Article 9 Verse (5) Act Number 27 of 2004

on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation);

c. That the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is an institution that

is ad hoc that supports the certainty of the law for

the gross violations of human rights

rights) which occurred before the enactment of Law Number 26

Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights, therefore the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation are temporary and its existence is limited by

time, so at the time limitations available time has expired

then against fundamental rights violations The heavy human being that occurs

in the past can be made law enforcement by trial

human rights ad hoc;

d. That the establishment of Commission The Truth and Reconciliation were like

States has created a shift concept of justice (concept of

justice) in the settlement of the criminal case, which is from justice over

the basis of vengeance/revenge (retributive justice/prosecutorial

justice) to directions of justice in form of truth and reconciliation that

is and leads to restorative justice (restorative

justice/community based justice) emphasized the importance of aspects

healing (restorative) for those who suffer from evil;

e. That of late United Nations (UN) began

advocates for the concept of restorative concepts of justice more

broad in the criminal justice system through the United Nation Declaration on

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the Basic Principles on the Use of Restorative Justice Programmes in

Criminal Matters, hat is in line with intent and purpose in the form

Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation, which emphasizes resolution of violations

Heavy human rights through the outside mechanism of the court

(out of court system);

From that description above, the Government argued that Article 44

Law Number 27 of the Year 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation, not detriment to the rights and/or constitutional authority

the applicant, and does not conflict with Article 28D Clause (1)

The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia of Indonesia in 1945.

3. The objection of the applicant in his application assumes the provision

Article 1 Clause (9) of the Law No. 27 of 2004 On the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation, contrary to international law,

due to the amnesty given to the perpetrators of human rights violations

the heavy human does not correspond to the principles recognized by

the civilized community in the world society, and Indonesia including

part of the community of the nation that That's civilized.

So according to the petitioners, even if the amnesty is

The President's authority, but based on the principle of international law not

may be given to the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation,

for the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations can

be categorized as an enemy of all human beings (hostis humanists

generis), hence the State's obligation to perform

prosecution (obligations erga omnes);

Against the presumption/reason the petitioners are on the above, The government

may explain things as follows:

a. That amnesty is a pardon granted by the President

to the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation with

paying attention to the consideration of the People's Representative Council (Article 14 Verse

(2) of the State Basic Law. Republic of Indonesia in 1945,

Article 1 of the Law No. 27 Tanun 2004 on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation), it shows a prudenness of care

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(prudential principle) a very deep da! am granting amnesty

to the perpetrators of the heavy human rights violations who have been

voluntarily admitting his guilt and apologizing for his mistakes.

in the past;

b. That disclosure of the facts for the occurrence of human rights violations

(gross violations of human rights) in fact

many are still experiencing significant constraints and obstacles to

can be accounted for tunically which in turn

imposes public discontent in particular the victim or expert

his successor, has also stirred up political tensions that could

hinder reconciliation in order embody the unity and unity

national;

c. That top of the above needs to be done steps that

is taken to reveal the truth, error recognition,

apology, peace, hukurn enforcement, amnesty, rehabilitation

nor any other alternative which is beneficial to uphold the union and

the unity of the nation by still paying attention to the sense of justice in

society;

d. That in the nature of the State (Government) remains obligated to

conduct prosecutions against pe! I am a crime of criminal conduct or

perpetrators of heavy human rights violations, if the perpetrator is not available

acknowledge The truth of the facts and admitting to the kesa, and not

is willing to apologize and regret his actions. Then the perpetrator

The heavy human rights violations that occurred in the past

were submitted to the court of rights basic human ad hoc;

From that description above, the Government argues that Article 1

paragraph (9) of the 2004 Nornor Act on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation, does not prejudice the rights and/or

the constitutional authority of the petitioners, and not to the contrary

with Article 28D paragraph (1) and Article 28I ay.at (5) Act

Basic State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1945.

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IV. Conclusion Based on that explanation and argumentation above, the Government

implores the honorable Chairman/Assembly of the Constitutional Court

The Republic of Indonesia who inspected and severed the testing application

Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation against the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia

In 1945, it could provide a ruling as follows:

1. Stating that the applicant does not have a legal position

(legal standing);

2. Rejecting the testing of the applicant (void) entirely or

at least stated the request for the applicant to be testing

acceptable (niet ontvankelijk verklaard);

3. Accept the Government Description as a whole;

4. Stating:

-Section 1 Section (9);

-Article 27;

-Article 44

The Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation does not conflict with Article 27 Verse (1), Section 28D Clause

(1) and Article 28I Verse (2), Verse (4) and Verse (5) Basic Law

The State of the Republic of Indonesia Tabun 1945;

5. Section 1 Paragraph (9), Section 27, Article 27, and Article 44 Invite.-invite

No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

has legal and legal powers binding across the Region

The Republic of the Republic Indonesia.

A draw that in addition to providing an oral description at the court,

the government provided an additional written statement dated to 16

August 2006, which was accepted in the Constitutional Court of the Constitutional Court on Day.

Wednesday on August 23, 2006, in which case it was described as

following:

Follow-up to the trial in the Constitutional Court of the plea

testing Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation of the State Basic Law of Indonesia

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In 1945, which was directed by Asmara Nababan, SH dkk, on 23 May 2006; 21 June 2006; July 04, 2006 and the date of 02

August 2006, and to supplement the government's description

delivered by the Minister of Law and Human Rights with respect

relayed the Government's written Additional as follows:

That gross violations of (human)

rights) which includes crimes against humanity and genocide (crimes

againt humanity, genocide) that occurred in the past (before it expires

Act No. 26 of 2000 on the Court of Rights

Man), until recently it has not been accounted for,

so that victim or family of victims who are his heirs still

have not obtained any certainty of legal settlement against the breach of the rights

such heavy human rights.

Other than that, the victim or his heir is also not yet get compensation,

restitution, and/or rehabilitation for the suffering they experienced. For that

the waiver of such responsibility may incur dissatisfaction,

cynicism, apatism, and distrust of the institution

the law because the state is considered granting the release from sentencing

to the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation.

To browse and disclose human rights violations that

weighing, need to be done concrete steps by forming the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation as mandated by Article 47

Law Number 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court of Rights

Man, stating: Verse (1) "The violation of human rights

the weight that occurred before the enactment of this Act did not close

possible completion by the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation "paragraph (2)" The Truth and Reconciliation Commission as

referred to in Verse (1) is set up with the Act ".

That the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The truth and

reconsiliation commission) is a foreground collective statement

kan "values islah" from the Indonesian nation, and the will "each other Pardon between the perpetrator and the victim" in the course of protection and enforcement of human rights, which in the past (before the enactment of the Act

No. 26 of the Year 2000 of the Court of Human Rights) events-

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The event of a gross violations of human rights is often considered non-existing, even without

on the issue and being investigated who the perpetrator is, who is the victim and how much it is in the past.

The number of his victims.

Front is expected to have severe human rights violations not repeated

and again, as the Argentine Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The truth

and reconsiliation commission) said refer to it as "Nunca

Ma'as" (do n' t repeat it again), in South Africa using the term "to forgive

but not to forget", or with innuendo ittinged "Tu paux marcher sur

I 'Afrique, mais n' est marche pas sur I' Africain" (you may walk on the ground

Africa, but not once in a time. Walking on top of Africa.)

Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation is substantially different to the provisions set out in

Act 26 of the Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights.

Act this does not set about the due process of law (due process of law), but is focused on the search and disclosure of truth, consideration of amnesty, granting of conpensation, restitution and/or

rehabilitation to the victim or the victim ' s family who is his heir,

so it is expected to be paved the way for the reconciliation process and

national unity. Because it is the Truth and Reconciliation Commission does not function as a substitute (substitution) against human rights courts.

The creation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission was like the State has

created a shift the concept of justice in

the resolution of the criminal case, which is from justice on the basis of vengeance

revenge (retributive justice/prosecutorial justice) in the direction of justice in the form

truth and reconciliation that is and leads to justice

restorative (restorative justice/community based justice) which emphasizes

the importance of the healing aspect (restorative) for those who suffer

because of the crime.

That lately the United Nations (UN) began advocating

The use of restorative concepts of justice through the United Nation Declaration on the Basic Principles on

the Use of Restorative Justice Programmes in Criminal Matters, it is in line

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with intent and purpose in the form of Act Number 27 of the Year

2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation, which stressed

the settlement of the heavy human rights violations through

mechanism outside of court system.

Based on that description, the Government requests the Chairman/Assembly of Judges

The Constitutional Court wisely stated the applicants were rejected or at least not acceptable (niet onvankelijke verklaard). However, if the Speaker/Assembly of the Constitutional Court opts another, please the wise and

be fair (ex aequo et bono).

That Additional Government Interest is reaffirmation

against the Government ' s Office of goodwill both written and Iisan that has been

delivered by the Minister of Law and Human Rights on the trial

Court The constitution of May 23, 2006, except for an explanation/argumentation

that had not yet been delivered at the previous trial, the Government could

deliver the following:

1. Objection Applicants to the provisions of Article 1 number 9 Invite-

invite No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission,

which stated: " Amnesty is a pardon given by

President to the perpetrator Heavy human rights violations with

pay attention to the People's Representative Council " can

relayed things as follows:

a. That the President's authority to grant amnesty expressly

is set in Article 14 of the Constitution (2) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia of the Year of 1945, which states: "The president grants amnesty

and abssions with Consideration of the House of Representatives

People "

b. So that if the president decides to grant amnesty

to the perpetrators of gross human rights violations (gross

violations of human rights), then it must have been

carefully considered. with regard to the consideration

of the House of Representatives (DPR).

c. Further granting amnesty to perpetrators of human rights violations

(gross violations of human rights), also

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consider and pay attention to the Commission's recommendations

Truth and Reconciliation, as provided in the provisions

Section 25 Verse (1) Act Number 27 of 2004 on Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation, In addition, the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation in giving recommendations of consideration

the law is obliged to consider suggestions delivered by

society (Article 25 Verse (2) Act Number 27 of the Year 2004

on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation).

From the above description, the Government expressly states granting

amnesty to the perpetrators of gross human rights violations (gross

violations of human rights), has been in accordance with the provisions set forth

in the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945,

in addition to the principle of ingenuity and prudential (prudential principle) to be

serious concern with regard to input and consideration

Council People's Representative, Truth and Reconciliation Commission and

society In general.

Therefore the Government has argued that the provisions of Article 1 of the number 9

Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and

Reconciliation, do not conflict with Article 28D Verse (1) and Article 28I

Paragraph (5) The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

2. Objection Applicants to the provisions of Article 27 of the Act

No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which

states: " Compensation and rehabilitation as referred to in Article

19 can given if an amnesty application is granted ", can be delivered

back things as follows:

a. That the granting of compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation to

the victim or family of the victim who was his heir as

due to the heavy human rights violations if the plea

amnesty was granted by The President, is the balance of the position between the perpetrator and the victim of a heavy human rights violation, which in turn can create a sense, justice

in society (vide Article 28 and Article 29 of the Number

27 Year 2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation).

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b. That in the event of a rejection of amnesty requests by the President, this

is not the end of the struggle of upholding justice for, the offence

the heavy human rights that have occurred in the past, especially

for the victim or His heir. Instead, with the application of an amnesty request

open space and opportunities for the victim or heir to claim the right

to obtain compensation, restitution and rehabilitation to the State

(vide Government Regulation 3rd Year 2002 on Compensation,

Restitution and Rehabilitation for Victims of Human Rights Violation

weighing in, as a follow-up to the provisions of Article 35 of the Act

No. 26 of 2000 on the Court of Rights Human Rights.

The government argued that the Terms of Article 27 Act No. 27

of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation could not be made

the measure to construct that the provisions were contrary to

Article 27 Verse (1), Article 28D paragraph (1), and Article 28I paragraph (2) of the Act

Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

The provisions of Article 27 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation are precisely the consistency and consequences

under the provisions of Article 27 Verse (1) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia 1945. It can be proven that if amnesty to

perpetrators of gross violations of human rights (gross violations of

human rights) was rejected by the President, but compensation and rehabilitation remained

granted to the victim or his heir, then it may raise things:

a No similarity or balance of position in

and/or the legal presence between human rights violations

the weight and the victim, the must equally get treatment

and human rights protection.

b. If an amnesty for the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation

is rejected by the President, but against the victim remains granted rehabilitation, it is

that has violated legal Iogika.

Because it is the Government of the opinion that the provisions of Section 27 Invite-invite No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation, do not conflict with the provisions of Article 27 Verse (1),

Article 28D paragraph (1), and Article 28I Verse (2) Act The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

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3. Objections to the Applicant to the termination of Article 44 Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission,

is considered to have closed the possibility of victims of human rights violations

a heavy human or expert His claim to obtain justice through

the judicial institution, because the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is considered

has positioned it as the same institution as the institution

the judiciary, may even replace the courts, though. Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation are the extra judicial institutions that

is intended as a complementary (complementary) of the settlement

via the court mechanism.

Against it above, the Government can explain and

reaffirm the following:

a. That provision Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004.

about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, not at all

contrary to the legal principle for the seeker of justice

(justiciabelen) against the heavy human rights violations

that occurred before Act Number 26 of the Year

2000 on Human Rights Court (vide provisions of Section 43

Verse (1) which states " Heavy human rights violations

which occurred before created this Act, checked

and is snapped up by the Court of Human Rights ad hoc "

b. Further the provisions of Article 47 Verse (1) Act Number 26

Year 2000 of the Court of Human Rights, which 'stated

that: "Violating of human rights a heavy one that occurred before

the enactment of the Act does not close the possibility of its completion

by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission ':

c. Thus it can be concluded that against human rights violations

the heavy human being that occurred before the Law No. 26

Year 2000 on the Human Rights Court was enacted

can be taken through the Court of Human Rights ad hoc and the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation.

Thus, the existence of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

its formation is not intended as a complement (complementary)

nor substitute (substitution) judicial agencies, but intended

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as a selectable alternative agency by the victim of a heavy human rights violation or its heir to

the resolution of a heavy human rights violation that occurred

before Law No. 26 of 2000 on the Court

Human Rights.

Therefore, the Government argues the settlement of human rights violations

human rights violations (gross violations of human rights) through the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation are the victims ' own choices of violations

rights the heavy human being or its heir, the Government does not

interests to direct or lead the victim or expert

his heir to choose a settlement of human rights violations

weighing whether through the Court HAM Ad hoc or the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation.

Top of those things above, the Government argues Article 44 of the Invite-

invite No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission,

not in conflict with Article 28D Verse (1) and Article 28I Verse (4)

The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.;

Thus the Government's Written Description, which is an integral part of the written and oral government of the Government

delivered earlier, in order to be expected to be a member of the Constitution of Indonesia. Chairman/Assembly Justice of the Constitutional Court

Republic of Indonesia can make materials considerations in checking and

severing the application of the aquo Act.

Draw, that in addition to providing an oral description inside

the trial on Tuesday 23 May 2006, the House has submitted

A written statement dated May 31, 2006 received in Kepaniteraan

Court on Wednesday June 07, 2006 which at its point

specifies the following:

Regarding the Subject of Inform In the The request, the applicant states, by doing so.

1 Verse (9), Article 27, and Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the petitioners consider the right

its constitution aggrieved on the grounds that Article 1 Verse (9) of the Act

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Number 27 of 2004 on the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation contradictory

with Article 28D Clause (1) and Article 28I paragraph (5) of the Constitution of the State

Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

The existence of the words "heavy" in the formulation of Article 1 Verse (9): " Amnesty

is the Forgiveness granted by the President to the perpetrator of the breach

The heavy Human Rights Watch the Council ' s consideration

People's Representative ", this section is considered to be contrary to the principle of law and

therefore has no legal force.

Article 27 Act No. 27 of 2004 About the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation are contrary to the Section 27 Paragraph (1), Section 28D

Verse (1), and Article 28I paragraph (2) of the Basic Law of the State Republic

Indonesia In 1945: due to the provisions in Article 27 of the Law No.

27 Year 2004 have warranted any warranties of the anti-discrimination, equality

in front of the Law and respect of human dignity that has been guaranteed by

The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia Year of 1945. By making

an unequal position between the victim and the perpetrator and has

discriminating against the recovery (compensation and rehabilitation) that

is attached to the victim and does not depend on the perpetrator.

Article 44 Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation contradictory Article 28D Clause (1) and Article

28I Verse (4) of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945,

Due to the provisions of Article 44 Act Number 27 of 2004

positioning the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as an institution that

performs the judicial function so that it closes the opportunity for each person or

the victim to obtain a settlement through the judicial process.

Against such a request may be submitted the caption as Here's: 1. That the Establishment of the Law on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation is based on consideration:

The heavy Human Rights Violaation that occurred in the prior to

enactment of Law Number 26 Year 2000 about the Court of Rights

The Human Rights that to date has not been accounted for in

the tuntas, so that the victim or victim ' s family who is his heir

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still has not received any certainty regarding the background of the event

A heavy human rights violation of the victim. In addition to yet

obtaining compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation for the suffering

which they experienced, the waiver of this responsibility has incur

dissatisfaction, cynicism, apathy, and great distrust of the against

the legal institution because the state is deemed to provide exemption from

the punishment to the perpetrators. Thorough completion of

severe human rights violations that occurred in the prior to

enactment of Law No. 26 Year 2000 about the Court of Rights

Human human being very urgent for immediate done because of discontent

and political tensions should not be allowed to continue protracted without

the determination of its completion. With the passage of truth about

a severe breach of Human Rights that occurred in the prior

enactment of Law No. 26 of 2000 on the Court of Rights

Human Rights, through the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation is expected to be

embodied national reconciliation. This is also in accordance with Article 47 of the Invite-

Invite Number 26 of 2000 on the Court of Human Rights.

About the legal basis in the form of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

as a path to the settlement of human rights violations heavy, in addition to things

being the authority of Law Number 26 of the Year 2000

about the Court of Human Rights.

2. That the purpose of the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is to

solve the heavy human rights violations occurring in

the past outside the court, in order to realize peace and unity

nation; and to realize reconciliation and national unity in the soul

understanding each other.

3. That Act No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth Commission and

Reconciliation, based on some of the asas, that is:

-Asas self-reliance, this principle is an asas used by the commission

in carrying out its duties are free of any influence of any party;

-Asas free and impartial, this principle contains the meaning that the commission

in carrying out the disclosure duties of the Human Rights violation

which is heavy based on the facts that exist, and not discriminatory;

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-Asas honesty, this asas contains the meaning that the Commission in

carries out the weight of a heavy Human Rights breach

must have a high, straight-hearted integrity, not lying, or

does not commit cheating;

-Asas openness, this asas contains the meaning that authorizes

to the public to obtain the correct, honest, and

information about everything that is related. with

a heavy Human Rights violation by staying maintaining

privacy protection, group, and state secrets;

-Asas peace, this asas contains the meaning that in

resolving disputes as a result of Human Rights violations

The weight is performed based on The parties ' agreement to

is resolved peacefully, for example the victim forgives the perpetrator and the perpetrator

giving restitution to the victim;

4. That provision in Article 27 of the Law No. 27 of 2004

about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that governs the granting of

compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation to victims or families

victims who It is the right to claim that as a result of a violation of the Right

Human Human Rights, if amnesty requests are granted by

The President, is the balance of the position between the perpetrator and the victim

violation of the Human Rights heavy that in turn to create

a sense of fairness in society. Amnesty is the president's constitutional right

granted by the constitution (with regard to the Council's consideration

People's Representative) as provided in Article 14 of the paragraph (2) Invite-

Invite the Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia 1945. Accordingly,

victims of the alleged heavy Human Rights violation had been

received an amnesty entitled to obtain compensation and rehabilitation from

The State;

5. That the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is not intended solely to

punish or humiliate someone (pillorying) or demand, but

more on the effort to acquire the truth at last

It is beneficial to help the recovery of an inharmonious relationship between

perpetrators, victims and the public. All three are essentially

victims of the crime;

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Justice in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission synonyms with

complete disclosure (complete disclosure) of all events

by confronting and truely reconciling the perpetrator and victim

by avoiding complicated event laws. The Truth Commission process and

Reconciliation aims to prevent the recurrences of similar events in the future

coming through the reconciliation process and not solely leads to

the foundation on the basis of humanity and the awareness of the sense of mutual

dependency in society (community interdependence);

The protection and restoration of the rights of victims and the wider public is seen

equally important to the disservice and/or rehabilitation of the perpetrator of the crime.

Thus, it is integrally viewed with each other needs one

another. The victim and the perpetrator were placed in a similar position to the importance of

in one social building.

6. That Article 44 of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation, which set about a human rights release that

the weight has been disclosed and completed by the commission, it cannot be

filed again to an ad-hoc human rights court, not to conflict with

Article 28D Clause (1) and Article 28I Clause (4) of the State Basic Law

Republic of Indonesia 1945 due to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

not to function subtitution (replacing) against the Court of Rights

Man in accordance with the provisions Act Number 26 Year 2000

about the Court of Human Rights. In this case the Commission Act

The Truth and Reconsization did not regulate the proceedings of the law but

only set about:

-the process of disclosure of truth;

-the process of granting compensation. restitution, and/or rehabilitation to

victims; and

-the process of consideration of amnesty to the perpetrator;

So in order to provide legal certainty, violation of the Rights

The mortal man has been revealed and was completed by the commission could not

be submitted again to the Human Rights Court.

7. That against the perpetrator of the human rights abuses that

is willing to acknowledge the truth and his mistakes and not be willing.

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regrettable his actions, then the concerned loss

gets amnesty and can be submitted to the ad-hoc human rights trial.

As set out in Section 29 Verse (3) Act No. 27

2004. Thus, from the formulation of Article 29 Verse (3) it can be interpreted

that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Act does not close

access each person to a settlement through the judicial process;

8. That Article 1 paragraph (9) of the Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation, which states that amnesty is

a pardon given by the President to the perpetrator of the rights violation

Human Rights heavy with regard to the Council's consideration

People's Representative. It can be explained that universally understanding

amnesty in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission has a special meaning

and more measurable. Amnesty in the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation only

is granted for those who truly recognize it fully

his involvement in heavy human rights violations is solely motivated by

political aspects (associated with political objectives) that are proportionate.

Another Motif, such as personal gain, individual hatred, heartache, envy

that is personal, cannot be made the basis of amnesty. Next

an amnesty applicant must be willing to be publicly heard to answer

the question of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the victim's legal counsel

and/or the victim himself;

Draw that on the trial on the day Wednesday, June 21, 2006,

has heard witnesses and experts under oath filed by

The applicant, who is at the bottom as follows:

Witnesses the Marullah

-The witness is as the victim of the case the 1984 Priok cape;

-That at the time of the case of the 1984 Cape Priok case, Witnesses are still

15-year-old following a religious lecture delivered by Ustad Amir

Biki, and the public demands that Ustad and the presentation caretaker

4 people held in Kodim to be released;

- That all of the pilgrims kept urgent to Ustad Amir Biki, who

that tens of thousands of people marched on to Kodim and demanded 4

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The detained person was released, but arriving in front of Kodin para

Jemaah has been blocked by a soldier's army;

-That at the time was shot and there were wounded and there

anyway, I briefly took up the bodies collected

near Mosolla;

-That the witness was one of the victims of the torture in the case of Tanjung Priok;

-That the witness was arrested in Guntur, the Cimanggis LP, and moved to Rutan Salemba

and was arraested in the Children ' s trial and sentenced to 20 Months cut

during custody, in the remainder of her sentence was served in Cipinang LP for 17

Months;

-That witnesses were among the witnesses who showed the places

The murder victim was buried among others It was held at Pondok Rangon, in

Mengkok, and held by Tipar Cakung;

-That the witness was one of the 13 victims to receive

Compensation of Rp 21,000,000,-(twenty-one million rupiah);

Expert Petitioner Dr. Tamrin Amal Tomagola (UI Sociology expert);

-That the removal of fundamental rights

-That human independence rights are duties and obligations of the state

to protect all its citizens.

-That peace between all parties in the order of the nation and this country exist

one value defended by the unity of Indonesia, the compaceness of the elements

component of the nation and country, then with this do not until there is any kind

set the way that it would later be conducted inside KKR, which is precisely

leaving the wound that remains gaping not treat, and make a group-

group or component of the nation it remains a distance and is not mutually

believe;

-That Muslims or Islamist groups are the most suffering groups,

which is marginalized by New Order, and in Indonesia there are only two powers

strong politics, namely the military power and the power of Islam;

-That stuctural violence at times of access to violent tools

is already monopolised by the state and State tool, whereas other parties especially

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Islamic groups are at all neutraed to have such access.

-Actually that should be the focus and point of concern of the entire process

KKR This is the victim, the victim was point of concern and the rights of the victims,

including the right to forgive and pardon (primarily not), and not

all, the legal part of the state could forgive, primary and first

is the victim's right to the committed a pardon that in regards to the President

called Amnesty;

-So rightfully The pardon was the victim's hand, and that's what

was attempted with the KKR's full mechanism in order to happen because if

we could finish the group, why should we bring it and

be done in the Court;

Applicants Dr. Asvi Warman Adam, APU., (Historian/History Expert)

-Expert will return to the time before 1965 when at that time the force

the politics were sourced or were in 3 (three) hands i.e. President Sukarno,

Army and PKI, but at the level ranked bottom of the Society already

conflicts, conflicts occurred between PKI people, BPI and Ormass

with the Islamic conflict-the conflict was caused by what is called

unilateral action;

-September 30 or date On October 1, 1965, a balance between Sukarno, Army, and PKI, Sukarno was in a gradual and gradual way

then was eliminated and the PKI was the mastermind of the event. Year

1965-1966 mass killings occurred in the areas of Central Java, Java

East, and Bali;

-RPKAD forces then trained local youth, the first

youth of Islam and then came to be a result of the first time. Arrest arrest

accompanied by mass murder;

-The second one for the case in Indonesia is very different from the case in Africa

South, there are so many perpetrators willing to give

testimony/confession, because they will be granted amnesty. The law is more upright

than here, and they are afraid because if it does not testify or

their recognition is afraid of being dragged into the Court Table and according to them more

well so to save them, will but in Indonesia that was tried

in the Ad hoc human rights trial was released;

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-The third that the new victim was compensated for, after an amnesty

may have occurred congrub also because the victim expects compensation

and could compromise with the perpetrator, who would tell her testimony

light-light only;

-That the recognition given by the victims is very limited and

adverse effects from KKR results, as this KKR is a revelation

the truth of the times The past is closed, which is during this

Indonesian history of history, Cover and embezzled.

-That the section that hangs the fate of the victim to the amnesty of the perpetrator

is very unfair and also impossible to do, let go of the rights

The victim to get the copensation was attached On the victim, do not be associated

with the perpetrator;

-In the New Order period, it was done to discriminate against Bung Karno and

flashed Suharto aside as well to destroy an

society group, which are considered PKI or PNI and others-lain;

-Make history back as free tool, one of them is

KKR, which gives the victims the chance to tell anyway

which they experienced, this is part also psychologically healing treatment

recounts her suffering first;

Draw that in Tuesday's trial, July 4, 2006, has

heard caption 1 (one) witnesses and 3 (three) experts under oath

filed by the applicant, who at the following is the following:

Witness Mugiyanto

-Witnesses are SMID activists, survivors. kidnapping/removal of activists

Year 1998

-Witnesses kidnapped on March 13, 1998 at a witness counter at Klender

at 7pm by officers carried by vehicle and stopped

at the Koramil duren Post Palm, after being intractiated then brought again to Kodim

Jakarta Timuer.

-Witnesses at that time as student activist, Student Solidarity

Indonesia for Democracy (SMIK), which is fighting for the autonomy of the anti-campus.

resisting military intervention on campus, demontration demands a drop in prices and

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also national issues. Now the witness is in the organization of the Family Association

People Missing Indonesia (IKOHI).

-The witness on the move to Kodam Jaya and there was also interrogated and tortured

for 2 days 2 nights, then transferred again to the Polda Metro Jaya there

checked and charged in violation of the anti-subversion sections and detained during 3

months from 15 March to 6 June 1998. Witnesses were released because there

a change of Government from Suharto's Government to the Government

President Habibie and he revoked the anti-subversion Act.

-The witness was one of 9 survivors a temporary survivor friends

members of the organization recorded the 1997-1998 activist kidnapping event

there were 13 people still missing and 1 more who were once declared missing

and a few days later it was found dead.

-According to witnesses the Court team rose very not to touch the para

the perpetrator, who was already by the Government and it is very far from what

is expected by the victim, the victim ' s family and by the witness itself.

-The witness is very concerned because to date we are good citizens,

will but the community It still has the assumption that we are people

Communists, against the government and also being labeled as fundamentalists, and

The impacts we feel are the presence of discrimination, poverty,

This is the state policy. Which is not fair.

Applicant Rudi Muhammad Rizky, S.H., LL.M. (Professor of International Law, Human Rights Law, FH International Humaniter Law. Univ Pajajaran Bandung, Judge Ad hoc Human Rights Tribunal, UN Independent Expert, Field of Human Rights and Solidarity)

-The Truth and Reconciliation Commission was established, if formally it was already

meeting the requirements as KKR, as listed 8 requirements

according to Dougatt Principle, the minimum requirement for 1 KKR. The first is

established by a democratically elected legislative body or executive,

then the commission must have broad authority, it is also broad.

-The Commission must be authorized to recommend Reparations for victims

severe human rights violations, then amnesty hopes the perpetrator should be denied

for the perpetrator who refused to team up with the commission or refuse to

open up full of the crimes they have ever had Do it.

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-The penalty for the perpetrator is actually obligations of the menkind as a

whole, the duty to the human race as a whole. Whereas victim

compensation it is for the benefit of the victim or his heir. This is

ILC draft article may be a lot of questionable power memiking, but we

confident that this is from an international legal corner and binding, because

meets as an expert opinion.

-From The backdrop of Act Number 27 was one of which was to

reveal the truth in the interest of the victim and his heir to

get compensated, restitution and rehabilitation. So the victim's interest here

is sufficient to come up and pertain to an effective remedi liability.

-Article 27 of this Act No. 27 is "Compensation and Rehabilitation"

may be granted if an amnesty request Granted, this would be

affirm the rights of the victim, because the amnesty should be given. The amnesty must be

given if the perpetrator acknowledges the error, correctness of the facts, stating

remorse for his actions and willing to apologise to the victim and the expert

his successor.

Applicant Prof. Dauglas Cassel. (Professor of International Criminal Law & International War Law at Lillian McDermott, Notredam Law School, United States) -The Act on the Truth Commission and Reconciliation 2004 have

failed to fulfill the task Indonesia as a State and fails to

respect the rights of the victims, families and also the Indonesian society

based on the International Human Rights Law. There are 3 (three) ways:

1. Has failed to investigate and express the truth about

Any case in connection with genocide and crime

against humanity prior to 2000.

2. For failing to provide reparations to the victims and the Family

her.

3. It has failed to prosecute and is enviable to punish the perpetrators

her.

-Since Indonesia is a member of the United Nations and also Indonesia part of the

UN charter as it is a treaty or a binding agreement

countries. Under Article 55 and 56 of the UN charter all countries

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is responsible for human rights, based on international legal agreements,

a treaty must be translated as an act to be performed

by the state, as a continuation act that must be performed by the state.

-World Court or the world court since 1927, where it requires

reparations for any international rights violation, the state has

the obligation to conduct a tunnated investigation and effective, giving

an effective recovery to the victim, demanding and punishing the perpetrator, as well as

the victim and also his family have the right to truth or know

about the truth, as well as having the right to justice in the form of prosecution

and also the punishment of the perpetrator;

- Legal sources of this obligation, among others divided in 3 (three) things

included in Article 2.1 of the Covenant about the investigation:

1. The investigation must be tunnated;

2. The investigation should be effective, and

3. All offenders must be identified;

-It is important to suggest the scope of an effective recovery

it must be included in it not only the access of justice. but must

include 5 (five) elements:

1. Restitution, that is the restitution of the property rights or also the good name of the Victim;

2. Compensation, in the form of money for the cherurets; 3. Rehabilitation, including medical services or also psychological services; 4. Tida-action to satisfy, including it is

The recognition by the public that it is indeed a responsibility

the country and also the general apology done by

officials in the post that High enough;

5. Warranty, that this will not be repeated any more or non repetition;-The common violation in this Act is the issue

the prosecution and also the sentencing. International law in general

actually supports amnesty, but there are restrictions for awarding

amnesty under international law, and such restrictions apply

specifically for genasides and crimes against Inhumanity, where

in fact this is the subject of the Truth Commission Act.

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Several different sources provide a different ban-

different or different restrictions on amnesty;

The applicant Prof. Paul Van Zyl. (Professor of International Law, Transitional Court, International Law on Univ, New York and Univ. Colombia USA, Former Executive Secretary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa)

-That form of the Indonesian Truth Commission yan there is currently a failure to

meet the standards made by the UN, that based on the

international standart it is made to achieve truth and justice;

-The only one applying for declared the truth and then

filed amnesty it was the police of Africa South. Because of one

a successful trial and then punishing the Police. And if the Military

Indonesia is not afraid for the prosecution of the heavy human rights crimes committed,

then it is small to then believe that they will

want to submit and declare the truth then then submitted for

obtaining amnesty. Then this KKR would not be successful to acquire

the truth, and would be a great source of embarrassment for the government both

domestically and internationally;

-That the convention on civil and political rights is already was adopted into

domestic law, so is the convention against anti-torture in

Act No. 39 of 1999 on human rights. Article 7 of the Act

states that the Provision is set in international law on human rights

which is already ratified by the Republic of Indonesia. It will then be considered applicable or

legally binding in Indonesia that what is listed in the Invite-

Invite the Truth Commission there are some of its provisions that constitute a violation of

against the International Law, as set in an International Convention

civil rights and political rights and also an anti-torture international convention. Provisions

this is Article 1 Verse (9), Article 22, Article 23 and Article 44, which is based on

the article is allowed that the Commission recommended to

the President that the perpetrators of the heavy human rights violations could be obtained. amnesty;

-Amnesty set in the KKR Act also violates Article 6 of

ICCPR, in article 6 it is said that "Every human has a right that

is inherited for life". This right must be protected by law or the Act

and no one can arbitrarily dispel his rights, and

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where in this case jurisprudence also says that the right to life

including in it is a state obligation to investigate

murder to bring into justice anyone who is

responsible for the death or murder of it;

-In Section 2 Verse (3) of the ICCPR where it is said that any

the party states "points" do " dots " to guarantee that all persons

their right or freedom known here is violated must obtain

an effective recovery, that it is a state obligation to

provide reparations to the victims. Article 27 of the KKR Act also

constitutes a violation of the anti-torture convention, where Article 14

Verse (1) is said to be that the state must guarantee the victims of torture

obtain a recovery and have the rights can be applied to

sufficient and fair compensation including acts as rehabilitation

full;

-That human right commission is now at repleced or replaced by Human Right

Council. And that the Indonesian Government is holding a role that

matters Inside the council. Principle 24 and principle 19 for this issue

relevant, where it says amnesty and other forms of action should be limited

to be able to keep with certain bonds;

-About basic principles and also guidelines for the right to be restored,

where it was enacted by the UN General Assembly on December 16, 2005,

in Article 12 it is said that victims of the legal weight violations

international human rights must obtain balanced access. for recovery

effective judicial, based on international law. Where the Act

The existing Truth Commission has now failed and is not compatible with the trend

International, where now the International Trend is to acquire "

truth and injustice ";

Draw that in Wednesday ' s trial, August 2, 2006,

has been heard captions from KOMNAS HAM, Former PANSUS chairman bill

KKR Drs. Sidarto Danusubroto, S.H. (in addition to the oral description also

delivering the written caption dated 02 August 2006, which was accepted in

the Wednesday of August 02, 2006, the hours of 15.00 WIB) and 1 (one)

the expert from abroad at the time of the year. the bottom of the oath submitted by the applicant, which at

pocigarettes as follows:

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Expert Pemapplicant Abdul Hakim Garuda Nusantara, S.H., LL.M. (as Chairman of KOMNAS HAM) 1. That Act Number 39 of 1999 mentions that

the court of human rights, but the issue of the Court of Human Rights is further set in

in Law No. 26 of 2000.

2. That human rights violations in the past can be

completed through two avenues laws, to achieve justice. Avenue

first, through the Ad hoc Human Rights Court, its formation on the proposal of the House

to the President, then the President issued the Principal of the House. Avenue second,

through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

3. If it is true that is a uncontestable, then the conpensation and

the rehabilitation cannot be attributed to either granted or it is not granted

amnesty by the President. What is the cause of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

verifying the truth of an event, a heavy human rights violation that occurred?

Who was the culprit and who was the victim?

4. So amnesty ca n' t be a condition for a compensation payment

and rehabilitation. Because of the amnesty it is a process of its own and is

conditional. Article 29 Verse (2) mentions; " In terms of the perpetrator acknowledge

the error, acknowledging the truth of the facts, expressed regret over

his actions and were willing to apologise to the victim or the victim's family

who was the expert His claim is not willing to forgive, hence the commission

severing the grant of amnesty is independent and objectively ". So

independent and objective cannot be associated with compensation and rehabilitation,

for compensation and rehabilitation it became the responsibility of the State and

related to the facts found by the Commission. Truth.

5. With regard to Section 44 according to the applicant, contrary to Article

27, Section 28D, and Article 28I states; " In this case the breach

the heavy human rights that have been disclosed and resolved, the event cannot be

submitted to the ad hoc human rights court ". Article 44 it is as a result of

logical and dianation of the conception formulated in section 29 Verse (2) and

(3). The amnesty may only be granted by the President, and recommended

by KKR to the President if the condition is met.

6. If the KKR was in the process through the Ad hoc Court of Human Rights, then the Court proceedings

Ad hoc human rights would be held if the amnesty request was rejected. Related

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with Section 7 Verse (1) the letter i states; " In carrying out the task

as referred to in section 6, KKR has the authority to refuse

plea of compensation, restitution, rehabilitation, or amnesty if the case

already registered to the Court of Human Rights ". So denial of a plea

compensation, restitution, rehabilitation or amnesty is attributed to a

case, already registered or not to the Court of Human Rights.

7. If the case of severe human rights violations is not likely to be resolved through KKR,

then it can be through the Ad hoc Human Rights Court. But if in a case

a certain problem of severe human rights violations, it is more precisely resolved

via KKR.

Expert Applicant Sidarto Danusubroto (Former PANSUS Chairman Bill KKR) 1. That the process in the form of an Act is expected to improve

the flaws contained in the previous Act.

The expert wanted to say that better the Act was born with little

defect of Not at all. Due to the formation of the Act

is not an easy and simple thing.

2. With the existence of the KKR Act, regarding the Truth telling that

the disclosure of truth in the new age is a thing that

is very rare to talk about, currently being accommodated in law.

First The truth is that the truth is told by law even though it's not now

accommodated again by law. The South African delegation once asked

"Why Truth telling is already unaccommodated again by law?" Expert

says because it does n' t suit our cultural culture. Clearly the law

already put it out, but it does not conform to Indonesian culture.

3. With regard to Article 27 that may be preliminary under Article 19.

Regarding Article 27 in regard to Article 19, the section for test rights

material compensation and rehabilitation may be granted if the plea

amnesty Granted by the President. When PANSUS discussed Article 27,

a dozen victims of heavy human rights violations expressed reservations about the article

.

4. The rejection of Article 27 delivered by victims of the breach

Heavy human rights and the Legal Aid Society championed the victims ' rights

is very understandable. But the political constellation at that time made a fraction-

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The fraction in the House accepts Article 27 as it is today.

The acceptance of Article 27 of the House of Representatives is the result of deliberations

The fractions contained within the House, so the discussion of the Invite-

Invite KKR not to protracted and deadlock. If this is happening

then it is certain that the discussion process regarding Article 27 will

is subject to delay and most likely will be continued by the Member

DPR The next time was the service of 2004-2009. And surely it must be more

understanding the substance and philosophy of the KKR Act.

5. Heavy human rights violations are extra ordinary crime so that

The solution cannot use legal provisions already

there, such as the Penal Code and so on, must go through a special path. For that

with the mandate of Article 104 Verse 39 which governs the Human Rights

it has been set up an Act No. 26 of 2000. The Act

is expected to protect human rights both individual and

society and be the basis for enforcing law, justice, sense

safe, both individuals and the public against grave human rights violations.

6. Tap MPR Number V also mentions the need to be formed KKR (transitional

justice). The KKR is located at Avenue Trial of Ad Hoc, and

Avenue KKR Court. This is called Complementary law, the move that

is a disclosure of truth, truth telling, recognition

error, apology, peace, law enforcement, amnesty,

rehab, and other alternatife It is beneficial to uphold the union

and the unity of the nation with regard to the sense of justice in

society.

7. Regarding Article 1 Verse (9), amnesty is the right of forgiveness granted

by the President to the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations with regard to

the House consideration. Article 1 is a general provision, so

set in this section, there is a normative thing. Also,

what is set out in this Section 1 Verse (9) is in accordance with the provisions

Article 14 Clause (2) of the Basic Law of 1945 stated; " that

The President grants amnesty and abssions by stating that Article 1

Verse (9) contrary to the Basic Law of 1945 ".

A long enough debate over 16 months

shows that the process for giving birth to the expected Act may be

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used to bury a dark past is not a job that

is easy and simple. 0leh for that, on various occasions, I

as Chairman Pansus always said that better the Act

Thiswas born somewhat "flawed" than at all.

nevertheless, some important things to note from the results that

already achieved by Pansus are:

1. The House of Representatives has attempted to run the tasks mandated by the people

as per the TAP MPR number V/MPR/2000 is best,

although it is highly aware that the results are not maximal so that

may provide The satisfaction of all interested parties.

It needs to be understood that every decision is important, especially if it

concerns the lives of millions of people about something that is very sensitive,

It must have been. embed the debate and differences in attitude in

respond and understand it. Nevertheless, in the opinion

some circles, such as the Law Concern Society, the final result of

the job of the DPR RI (Pansus bill KKR) is still better when compared to

with the initial draft delivered by the government, which can be viewed from

some of the significant changes that have been made, among them are:

a. The disclosure of the truth that was especially in the Order

New was something very "allergic" to talk about,

with the existence of the Law on KKR being accommodated in

the law, through the formation of sub-commissions as set out in Section

16 i.e.: a. The subcommission of inquiry and clarification of human rights violations

the heavy human being; b. subcommission compensation, restitution, and rehabilitation;

and c. subcommission an amnesty consideration.

b. The original number of members of the commission was proposed to be 15 persons

agreed to be 21 of the 3 leads

an, 9 members of the sub commission inquiry and clarification; 5 people

subcommission members compensation, restitution and rehabilitation, and 4 persons

members of the subcommission of amnesty consideration.

c. The selection committee in the draft determined 5 persons with a composition of 3

government elements and 2 elements of society, changed to 2 from

government and 3 of the elements of society.

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d. The commission's work period of the proposed 3 years and can be

extended for 2 years, is finally converted to 5 years

and can be extended 2 years.

It is to be understood that there are 2 (two) important issues that invite

a lengthy debate in the discussion of the KKR bill, namely concerning

disclosure of truth and Article 27. Many have felt

"objections" to the provisions of the disclosure of the truth

in the Act, as such would open up opportunities for the opening

the various questions of the nation that have been trying to "forgotten".

Whereas in relation to Article 27, objections are derived from the victim's side and

the victim's family, because this Article 27 may be interpreted to be clear

the existence of Article 19.

RESPONSE TO THE ARTICLE IT FILED A MATERIAL TEST RIGHT OF 1. Article 27: Compensation and rehabilitation as referred to in Article 19

may be granted if amnesty requests are granted.

When Pansus discusses Article 27, there are about 15 organizations of the victims that

stated Objection to the implementation of this section, among which are the Forum

communication Eks Cabinet Minister Dwikora Victim Abuse Supersemar, Tim

Advocacy Ranks TNI Army, Advocacy Team Ranks TNI AU, TNI Advocacy Team Ranks

AL, Advocacy Team Ranks Polri Paguyuban Victim of New Order, Struggle Society

Rehabilitation of Victims of New Order Rejim, Solidarity Victims of Human Rights, Committee

Tapol/Napol Liberation Action, Event Victims Research Institute ' 65 Bali.

The objection or rejection of the provisions of Article 27 were delivered

by victims and institutions that have been fighting for the rights of the victims

is very well understood. But the political constalation at that time made the fraction-

fraction in the House to accept Article 27 as it is today.

The acceptance of the House of Representatives against the existence of this article is as a form

a compromise so that the discussion of the KKR bill not until protracted and

deadlock. If this happens, it is certain that the discussion process

is delayed and most likely to be continued by

members of the DPR RI period 2004-2009, which surely must have learned from the beginning

to understand the substance and f i l o s o f i of the KKR bill. Thus,

the discussion will be more prolonged, and feared witnesses.

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existing life would be reduced by one by one, and the existence of KKR

would later not be too significant again as it was already increasingly lost

the momentum. Therefore, when the KKR bill was passed, the majority of the members

Pansus argued that the objections of those who still felt

were less satisfied could actually be channeled through some of the containers that

was already available as such. submitted the "Maternity Test Right" to

Constitutional Court, as it does today.

2. Article 44: The heavy human rights violations that have been disclosed and settled by the commission, its trade may not be submitted to the ad hoc human rights court

The heavy human rights violations is "extra ordinary

crimes" so that the solution can also be unable to use

existing legal provisions, such as the Penal Code, so must

via a "special path". For that, in accordance with the mandate of Article 104 Law Number

39 Years 1999 on Human Rights, it has been created a Invite-

Invite about the Court of Human Rights (Law No. 26 Year 2000),

which is expected to protect the rights Human rights, both individuals

and society, and being the foundation in enforcement, legal certainty,

justice, and safe feeling, both for individuals and the public,

against the heavy human rights violations.

In addition to the ad hoc human rights trial, TAP MPR Number V/MPR/2000

also mention the need to be formed of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which

is an extra-yudicial institution tasked with enforcing

the truth by expressing abuse of power and

human rights violations in the past, in accordance with the provisions

the laws and the Invitation applicable and carry out reconciliation

in the perspective of shared interests as a nation. The steps

taking place are disclosure of truth, error recognition,

apology, peace, law enforcement, amnesty, rehabilitation, or

another beneficial alternative to uphold unity and unity

A nation with regard to the sense of justice in society.

The first thing that has been the agreement of all parties is that

Reconciliation, which includes the national Rehabilitation, is

the mandate. MPR Decree Number V/MPR/2000 about the Antapan and

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National Unity, which continues into a package with

enforcement of Law Number 26 Year 2000 on ad hoc human rights Tribunal,

and is part of the implementation of the constitution order to all

State organizers, which are in line with the intent and purpose of the amendment

The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, most notably Article 28A-28J

on Human Rights (Human Rights).

One of the most important minds to see how urgent

performed Reconciliation and National Rehabilitation is to show

The embodilation of the Indonesian nation's efforts towards a better future

by abandoning political vendetta and past traumas.

The climber of that understanding above, then Pansus bill KKR made

the formula of Article 44 as it is today. It is understood that

in various theories of KKR's notions as an extra judicial institution is

settlement of human rights violations cases outside the court. However, if

the cases that are already revealed and solved by the Commission can still be

are submitted to the ad hoc human rights Tribunal, then:

a. The destination described above will not be reached,

b. There is no legal certainty, neither for the perpetrator nor for the victim.

c. No would want to use KKR as mechanism

resolution of human rights violations.

3. Article 1 Paragraph (9): Amnesty is a pardon granted by the President to the perpetrators of a heavy human rights violation with regard to the consideration of the House of Representatives.

Article 1 is the General Provisions, So that is set in this is the things that is normative. In addition, what is set in Article 1 of this paragraph (9) is in accordance with the provisions of Article 14 of the paragraph (2)

of the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, which states that:

" The president grants amnesty and abssions with regard to

consideration of the People's Representative Council ":

Pasa 28D Verse (1) The 1945 Constitution asserts that: Everyone is entitled to

recognition, guarantee, protection, and fair legal certainty as well as

same recognition before the law, while Pasa 28I Verse (5)

confirms that: To uphold and protect human rights

in accordance with the principles of a democratic law state, then the exercise of the rights

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humans are guaranteed, set up, and poured in the rules of the invitations.

Thus, there is no relevance of stating Article 1 Verse (9)

contrary to the Constitution; and the proposed Materiil Test Right to the Court

Constitution.

Expert Expert Prof. Naomi Roht-Arriaza (Expert Transitional Justice, International Human Rights Law, University Of California, USA)

1. The definition of the victim can be found in the declaration, regarding the principles

the basis of justice for the victim of the crime and abuse of authority.

It was already adopted by the Resolution General Assembly on the 29th

November 1985. A person who is referred to as a victim is those who

individually or collectively have suffered a misery,

including physical or mental injuries, too.

The suffering of emotions, losses. economy and also a substance disorder to

their fundamental rights.

2. A person can be considered a victim, regardless of whether the culprit

was successfully identified or not, arrested or not, prosecuted or not,

and without regard to the fraternal relationship between the victim

with the perp. So this is a basic principle, who is called

as a victim, it cannot be affected whether the culprit could be

identified or not, and it also applies equally to amnesty.

3. That the state not only has to provide recovery and reparations. But

the state must also convince or guarantee that the least of its laws

its domestically provides a protection with what is hinted

by international responsibility or liability. The resolution also

states that the state should provide or provide for them

that self-declared victims of human rights violations or violations

laws of war with an effective and equal access. to acquire

justice. The state must also provide an effective indemnality for the victims,

including the reparations.

4. The obligation to provide reparations is set in all aspects, as

where it is regulated in international law. Within the scope, nature

its nature, its shape, and also for determining who can

obtain the result or benefit of it cannot be modified by the state

and also the state could not refuse to comply or comply with it

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by making things different in prvfisi or legal provisions

domestic

5. According to international law, victims of severe human rights violations are

human rights victims are violated. So at the point where

the crime or the violence is done, then at that point the person

has gained status as a victim. The state will grant the right

to the victims of the breach to obtain access to justice and also to

obtain a recovery or reparation. So these are two separate rights

but are interconnected.

6. That practice in Indonesia, is different from practice in other countries.

It can be said that the procedure is different, because the procedure is

insidentil, where the procedure can be seen from each incident and

not Provides an opportunity for victims of heavy human rights for

view a procedure based on the overall pattern.

7. Amnesty was allowed after the conflict. Even so there are

restricting restrictions, where certain crimes that are not

may be granted amnesty. Where based on current practices and

also based on the law, it is said that genocide and crimes against

humanity is a finite and unendeable crime

amnesty. This is an international agreement contained in

agreements, such as treaty anti torture or anti torture, where

Indonesia is also part of the agreement.

8. KKR allows some of the most widely known forms of amnesty,

for example KKR South Africa, where South African KKR allow

amnesty in exchange or exchange for truth, but for

those who are not as a whole or in total stated

the truth will be in the tail, so also applies equally to reparations against

victims. According to the Indonesian Act amnesty it may not be

given but still the victim may not be able to continue

his case.

9. KKR, located in East Timor, has a reconciliation procedure in

society as part of the procedure from the KKR. But it only

applies to minor crimes or a lighter crime. In

Colombia is no KKR, but there is an Act of peace and

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justice, where the Act may be deductions

sentences 5 (five) years. In this case, the State of Colombia only

states the truth and reparations, but does not provide amnesty.

A draw that the applicant has submitted its conclusions that

received in the Constitutional Court of the Constitution on the day Tuesday 29

August 2006;

Draw that to shorten the description of this verdict, then all

something indicated in the News Event News is considered to have included

and is the part that does not. separated from this verdict;

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS

Draw that intent and The purpose of the application is as

has been described above.

Draw that there are three things to be considered by

The court in this case, that is:

1. The Court ' s authority to examine, prosecute and disconnect

pleas are submitted by the applicant;

2. Legal standing (legal standing) the applicant to submit

requests a quo;

3. The subject matter which concerns the constitutionality of the laws that

is being directed at testing by the petitioners.

Against all three things above, the Court argued as

following:

I. THE AUTHORITY OF THE COURT

Voting Under Article 24C Clause (1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, subsequently called the Constitution of 1945,

"The Constitutional Court of competent authorities tried at first level and last

The verdict is final to test the legislation against the Invite-

Invite Basic, severing the authority of the country agency

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Its authority is provided by the Basic Law, severing the dissolution

political party, and severing of the general election results. " The provisions

reloaded in Article 10 of the Act (1) of the Republic of Indonesia Act

Number 24 of 2003 on the Constitutional Court (Republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 2003 No. 98, Additional Sheet of State Republic

Indonesia Number 4316, subsequently called Act MK);

Draw that the applicant's plea is concerning testing

The Republic of Indonesia Act 2004 on the Commission

Truth and Reconciliation Act (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004)

Number 114, Country-Page The Republic of Indonesia Number 4429,

subsequently called the KKR Act) against the Constitution of 1945, so that it is therefore

The court of authorities inspees, prosecute, and breaks the plea of the

The applicant.

II. LEGAL STANDING (LEGAL STANDING)

The draw that under Article 51 Verse (1) of the MK bill, the applicant in

the testing of legislation against the Constitution of 1945 is a party to which it considers

rights and/or authority of the law. Its constitutionality was harmed by the invite-

invite, i.e.:

a. individual (including groups of people who have shared interests)

Indonesian citizens;

b. the unity of the indigenous law society as long as it is alive and in accordance with

the development of the society and the principle of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia

which is set in promulg;

c. the public or private legal entity; or

d. country agencies.

Draw that aside, since the Number 006 /PUU-III/2005 and

subsequent rulings, the Court has determined five terms regarding

the loss of constitutional rights as referred to in Article 51 Paragraph (1) Act

MK, as follows:

a. must be entitled and/or constitutional authority of the applicant given

by UUD 1945;

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b. Such rights and/or constitutional authority are deemed to be disadvantaged

by the enactment of the testing laws;

c. the rights and/or constitutional authority is specific and

actual, At least that is a potential that is according to reasonable reasoning

can be assured that will happen;

d. there is a causal relationship (causal verband) between rights losses and/or

constitutional authority with move-moveable legislation

testing; and

e. It is possible that with the request of a request, then the loss

rights and/or the constitutional authority are postured will not or not

again occur.

Draw that in answering the question of whether the Applicant

has a legal standing to apply for this test, then it must

be checked (i) in the qualification of whether the Applicant will be categorized, and (ii)

what constitutional rights are owned and harmed by the expiring Bill KKR;

Holding that the applicant I reached out to VI postulate himself

as a private legal entity, as set forth in Section 51 paragraph (1) of the letter c,

but based on the evidence tools submitted, there is no

authentication as the legal entity that the Legal Department has conducted and

Human rights as set out in the applicable provisions. On the other hand, the applicant I

up to the VI that is based on what the applicant

itself is referred to as organisational standing, only as a sorority, which

has not yet acquired a position as a a legal entity in accordance with the provisions

applicable, so that the Court argued that the applicant only

could be qualified as an individual of the citizens or groups of persons

that have the same interests. Thus the qualifiers are similar

with the applicant VII and VIII as the individual citizens of Indonesia.

Draw the postulate that being the right

the constitutional right is human rights (subsequently called the " Human Rights) for not

being tortured, the right to life, and the right to obtain equal treatment without

discrimination guaranteed by the 1945 Constitution. The enactment of the KKR Act, has been postured

harms the constitutional right of the applicant, as the KKR Act is deemed to provide

the assurance, respect and protection of the applicant ' s rights as

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called Article 27 Verse (1), Article 28D paragraph (1), Article 28I paragraph (2) and paragraph (5) of the Constitution of 1945, especially since Article 1 of Section 9 of Article 27, and Article 44 of the KKR Act,

determining the terms of compensation and rehabilitation are held in accordance with the terms of this section.

Amnesty, which can enforce the right to rehabilitation and compensation as

human rights, which must be guaranteed, protected and fulfilled according to the 1945 Constitution without

terms, be uncertain.

Draw that Article 1 number 9 KKR bill reads, amnesty is

forgiveness granted by the President to the perpetrators of the rights violations

The heavy human being with regard to the House of Representatives consideration

The People. "

Article 27 of the KKR Act reads, "Compensation and rehabilitation as intended

in Article 19 may be granted if amnesty requests are granted".

Article 44 of the KKR Act reads, "Violating of human rights violations the weight that

has been disclosed and completed by the Commission, it cannot be submitted

again to the human rights court ad hoc".

The applicant postulate that the chapters are against the with the UUD

1945 as follows:

1. Article 1 of the number 9 of the KKR Act is contrary to Article 28D Clause (1) of the Constitution of 1945,

which provides the recognition, assurance, protection, and legal certainty

the fair and Article 28I Clause (5) of the 1945 Constitution which states that to enforce and protect human rights in accordance with the principles of the state of law that

democratic, so that the implementation of human rights must be guaranteed by the legislation

in accordance with the basic legislation.

2. Article 27 of the KKR Act is contrary to Article 27 Clause (1) of the Constitution of 1945, which

set about the equation before the law and in government as well as

upholding the law and the government, Article 28D Clause (1) of the 1945 Constitution,

that governs assurance, protection, and fair legal certainty, and

equal treatment before the law, Article 28I Clause (2) of the 1945 Constitution which reads, " Everyone has the right to be free of discriminatory treatment

on any basis and deserves protection against the treatment

that discriminatory is" as well as Article 28I Clause (4) UUD 1945 reads, "Protection, submission, enforcement, and fulfillment of human rights

is the responsibility of the state, especially the government."

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3. Article 44 of the KKR Act is contrary to Article 28D Clause (1) of the Constitution of 1945 which

governs the guarantee, protection, and certainty of fair law, and

equal treatment before the law, Article 28I Clause (2) of the Constitution of 1945 which governs that every person is entitled to be free from the treatment that is

discriminatory on any basis, and is entitled to the protection of

the discriminatory treatment of it, and Article 28I paragraph (4) of the 1945 Constitution, which governs that protection, submission, enforcement, and fulfillment

human rights are the responsibility of the state, especially The government.

A draw of the Petitioners VII and VIII, each of the individuals

who postulate himself as a victim of forced abduction and disappearances

years 1997-1998, and former political prisoners for 14 years on charges involved

G-30-S without trial and found guilty. Based on the presumption that the Act

KKR has been in conflict with the provisions of the Constitution of 1945 above and

harmed the constitutional rights of the applicant VII and VIII especially for Article 28D

Verse (1) which reads, "Everyone is entitled above recognition, warranty,

protection, and fair legal certainty as well as equal treatment

before the law", Article 28I Clause (1) reads,"The right to life and right to not be tortured ... ", Section 28I Verse (4) which reads, " Protection, submission, enforcement, and fulfillment of human rights is the responsibility of the state,

especially the government", the Court argued for the constitutional right of the applicant VII

and the VIII above which it is considered to have been harmed by the KKR Act

referred to so by the Court to be accepted as the party meets

the terms of Article 51 Verse (1) MK Act. Therefore, the applicant VII and VIII have

legal standing (legal standing) to apply for this application. As for

face the applicant I up to VI as a community social institution that

provides advocacy and attention as well as the fight to defend the rights

victims of human rights violations and have even participated in the hearings.

opinion in the House of Representatives in the process of forming the KKR Act, which considers human rights

contained in the Constitution as their rights and interests as citizens

states, then in accordance with the decision-ruling Constitutional Court of Perkara

No. 002 /PUU-I/2003, Number 058-059-060-063/PUU-II/2004 and 008 /PUU-

III/2005, as well as Number 003 /PUU-III/2005 The court argues that the applicant I

up to VI has a legal standing (legal standing) to submit

a request.

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While the two constitutional judges H. AS. Natabaya and H. Achmad

Roestandi, argue that the applicant I reached out to VI did not have

legal standing (legal standing) to show in the presence of the The Court. This

is based on that the Applicant I up to VI as an association that

postulate as a victim according to the a quo unprovoked,

because as an association according to the criminal law it is not possible para para The applicant

can be qualified as a victim of severe human rights violations according to the Invite-

Invite Number 26 Year 2000 on the Court of Human Rights.

Whereas the Applicants VII and VIII, as individuals also could not

qualised as a victim according to a quo caused by

The applicant does not meet the definition of the regulated victim Article 1 of the 5 juncto

Article 1 of Number 4 of the KKR Act. More-more KKR agencies have

the authority to disclose the truth to the heavy human rights violations

has not yet formed, in particular the authority to conduct an investigation and

clarification for the violation of heavy human rights still premature.

III. SUBJECT

A draw that the applicant's request states Article 27,

Article 44, and Article 1 of the KKR bill in opposition to the 1945 Constitution with

the reasons for which the following are as follows:

1. The provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act make the victims ' rights to compensation and

rehabilitation depends on the granted of an amnesty, not at substance

case.

2. Amnesty in Article 27 of the KKR Law requires the presence of a perpetrator.

The consequences without the perpetrator were found, then amnesty is not

will likely be granted, so that the victim did not get bail over

recovery;

3. This provision has seated the victim in a state of unequal

and depressed because the victim was given a heavy requirement to obtain

his right, which is dependent on granting amnesty.

4. The implication of the formulation of Article 27 of the KKR Act has made a position that

is unbalanced between the victim and the perpetrator and has discriminalised the rights

for the recovery attached to the victim, and does not depend on the perpetrator

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and does not appreciate the victims who have suffered from human rights violations

The heavy ones are in place.

5. Article 44 of the KKR Act is positioning KKR as the same institution as

the court agencies have closed each person ' s access to get

settlement through the judicial process.

6. Under Article 44 of the KKR Act, which would not allow any further examination

at the Human Rights Court Ad Hoc, if the examination had been completed

via KKR had eliminated the state rights in prosecuting the perpetrator

the breach Heavy human rights as set in law

international either set in practice or in agreement-

international agreement.

7. Amnesty for severe human rights violations is contrary to the law

international, but in the formulation of Article 1 of the Number 9 of the KKR bill

explains that amnesty was given to the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations

so that the article conflicting with the principle of law recognized by

international society.

Draw that to strengthen the Applicant has

submitted the letter proof tools that were designated P-1 up to P-36b, two

The witness person, and six experts whose interest has been deciphantly described.

complete in the sitting of the case which in the first place describes things as

below:

The Witness's Attraction. 1. Witness Marullah:

-That witnesses were among the victims of torture in the case of Tanjung Priok

who were detained in Guntur, LP Cimanggis, then transferred to Rutan

Salemba. Witnesses were arrated in the children's trial and sentenced to 20

the prison month was cut during the custody, and the remainder of his sentence was spent

in Cipinang LP for 17 months;

-That the witness was one of the living witnesses who showed places

victims of murder buried among others in Pegraveyard Pondok

Rangon, in Mengkok, and in Pegraveyard Tipar Cakung. The witness is incorrect

one of the 13 victims who received compensation amounted to

Rp 21,000,000,-(twenty-one million rupiah).

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2. Witness Mugiyanto: -Witnesses as an Indonesian Student Solidarity activist for Democracy

(SMIK) who championed campus autonomy and denied intervention

military on campus, kidnapped on March 13, 1998 at rented house

witnesses in Klender at 7pm WIB by officers brought with

vehicles and stops at the Koramil Post Duren Sawit, after being intracyated

then brought again to Kodim Jakarta East;

-Witnesses accused of violating the provisions of the article antisubversion and detained in Kodim

East Jakarta, transferred to Kodam Jaya, then to Polda Metro Jaya

for three months from 15 March to 6 June 1998. Witness

released due to a change of government from Government

Suharto to President Habibie's Government and he revoked

Antisubversion Act;

-Witnesses are one of the nine survivors While friends-

A friend of the organization records the abduction of the activist years

1997-1998 that there were 13 missing persons and another who

was once declared missing, a few days later it was found to be

died;

-According to witnesses, the Rose Team Court has not touched the perpetrators,

very far from what the victims have expected, the victims ' families, and

by the witnesses themselves;

-The witness is very concerned because until now the witness as a good citizen,

but the public has a presumption that witnesses as

communists, against the government and also labeled a fundamentalist,

and the effects that the witnesses felt were discrimination,

poverty, and twit. This is a country policy that is not

fair.

Expert Attitude: 1. Expert Dr. Tamrin Amal Tomagola:

-That the removal of human rights is contrary to the contents of the first sentence of

The opening of the 1945 Constitution and the rights of human freedom it is the task

and the obligation of the country to protect all its citizens;

-That peace between all parties in the framework of the unity of Indonesia and

compacts all elements of the components of the nation and country, then KKR

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is expected to not instead leave untreated untreated wounds,

and make the groups or components of the nation fixed

have a distance and trust each other;

-Actually that should be the focus and point of concern of the whole

The KKR process is the victim and the rights of the victims, including the right to

forgive and forgive. The main and first is the victim's right

to do a pardon in which the President is called an amnesty;

-Therefore, the right of forgiveness is in the hands of the victim who should

be attempted with a full mechanism at KKR to be completed

intergroup, without having to go through court;

2. Expert Dr. Asvi Warman Adam, APU.:

-Prior to 1965, political power was sourced or was at the hands of three

elements, namely President Sukarno, Army, and PKI. But at the level

in society there is already a conflict involving the PKI, the BPI, and its ormass

with the Islamic circles. The conflicts were caused by unilateral action;

-On September 30 or October 1, 1965 broke out

the balance between Sukarno, the Army, and the PKI. Sukarno was

gradually knocked out and the PKI was considered the mastermind of the event. 1965

-1966 mass murder in Central Java, East Java, and Bali;

-Later RPKAD forces train local youth, especially youth

Muslims, after which there was an arrest-

arrest accompanied by mass murder;

-Case in Indonesia is very different from the case in South Africa, where

many perpetrators are willing to give testimony/recognition,

because they will be granted amnesty. They are afraid because if not

do the testimony or confession, they will be dragged to the table

the court;

-If the victim is compensated after there is an amnesty, it may be possible

kongkalikong also because victim expected compensation and could

compromise with the perpetrator, who would tell his testimony that

light-light only;

-Articles that hang the victim's fate to an amnesty of the perpetrator, very

not fair and also impossible to do. The victim ' s right to get

compensation is attached to the victim, not associated with the offender;

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-Reuse history as a free tool, one of which is

KKR, which gives victims the opportunity to tell

what they are going through. It is also a part of the psychological

healing, which is healing by recounting its suffering at the time

then.

3. Expert Rudi Muhammad Rizky, S.H., LL.M.:

-The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has formally complied

requirements as KKR, according to Dougatt Principle. The minimum requirement for

KKR, is established by the body the legislative or executive selected

democratic, then the commission must have broad authority, with

a broad mandate as well;

-The Commission must be authorized to recommend reparations for the victims

Heavy human rights violations. For the perpetrator who refused to

cooperate with the commission or refuse to open in full

the crimes they once committed, the amnesty against him was also rejected;

-The punishment of the real culprit is obligations of the man

kind as a whole, an obligation against the human race as a whole.

Whereas victim compensation it was for the benefit of the victim or the expert

her heir;

-One of the backgrounds back of the KKR Act is to reveal the truth

for the benefit of the victims and his heir to obtain compensation,

restitution, and rehabilitation. The victim's interest is raised and related

with an effective remedi obligation;

-Article 27 of the KKR Act concerns the "compensation and rehabilitation" which

may be granted if amnesty requests are granted. Amnesty must

be granted if the perpetrator acknowledges the error, correctness of the facts,

expresses remorse for his actions, and is willing to apologise to

the victim and his heir;

4. Expert Prof. Douglas Cassel:

-The KKR bill has failed to meet Indonesia ' s obligations as a country

and fails to respect the rights of victims, families and also

Indonesian society based on the International Human Rights Law in three

way:

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First, fail to investigate and express the truth about

any case related to genocide and crime

against humanity prior to 2000;

Second, failed to provide recovery to the victim and

her family;

Third, failure to prosecute and legally punish the

culprit;

-Indonesia as a member of the United Nations, under Article 55 and 56 Charter

UN as a legal agreement international is responsible for

human rights;

- World Court or the world court since 1927, requires that

the state has an obligation to conduct a tunbag investigation and

effective, providing effective recovery to the victim, demanding and

punish the perpetrator. The victim has the right to know the truth,

as well as having the right to obtain justice in the form of prosecution

and also the punishment of the perpetrator;

-The scope of that effective recovery must be included in the inside

not only is the access of justice, but must include five elements, that is:

1. Restitution, is a restitution of property rights or also a good name of the si

victim;

2. Compensation, in the form of money for the cheruts;

3. Rehabilitation, including medical services or also psychological services;

4. Actions to satisfy, include

public recognition that this is indeed a responsibility

country and also the general apology done by

officials in the position of sufficient high;

5. The warranty that human rights violations are not repeated or non-repetition;

-There are restrictions for granting amnesty under the law

international, and such restrictions apply specifically to

genocide and crimes against humanity, which is the subject

of the KKR Act;

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5. Expert Prof. Paul Van Zyl:-That the form of the current Indonesian Truth Commission fails

to meet the standards made by the UN to achieve truth

and justice and not truth or justice;

- The only KKR to grant amnesty to human rights violations

the weight in the world is South African KKR, but the existence of KKR in Africa

South that allowed amnesty was an exception,

not a A rule. The reason, the exception was because

the government of apartheid stated that democracy could not enter

to South Africa if amnesty was not given and Nelson Mandela as well as

leaders of the South African human rights movement. agreed and gave a promise that

the constitutional nature of the amnesty. Therefore,

the new South African constitution contains a clause allowing

amnesty for severe human rights violations. If it was not contained

in the South African constitution, then the Constitutional Court of South Africa

would not be able to accept the amnesty;

-That the convention on civil and political rights was already adopted into the

domestic law, as well as for the convention against anti-torture.

Article 7 of the Law No. 39 of 1999 on human rights stated

the international legal rules on human rights that are already ratified by

Republic Indonesia is in effect and legally binding in Indonesia;

-That some of the articles are listed in the KKR Act is

a violation of international law, as set in

international conventions of civil rights and political rights and also conventions

anti-torture international conventions. The provisions referred to are Article 1 Verse (9),

Article 27, Article 28, and Article 44 of the KKR Act, in which of the article-

the article is allowed that the Commission recommended to

the President that the perpetrators of human rights violations are severe. can get

amnesty;

-amnesty set in the KKR Act violates Article 6, Section 2 Verse (3)

of ICCPR;

-That Human Rights Commission has now been replaced by Human

Right Council, in which Indonesia holds an important role in the board

it is;

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6. Expert Prof. Naomi Roht-Arriaza: -Country not only has to provide recovery to the victim but

also must convince or guarantee that at least the law

the nationality provides a protection against human rights in accordance with

which is required as a international responsibility or liability.

The State must also provide or provide effective access to

obtaining justice for those who declare themselves to be victims

human rights violations;

-Based on International law, victims of severe human rights violations are

victims of the human rights violations. Violated. At the time where the crime or

the violence is committed, then at that time the person

gained the status as a victim. The state will grant rights to

victims of the breach to obtain access to justice and also to

obtain a recovery or reparation. This is the two rights that

separate but interconnected;

-Amnesty is allowed after the conflict. Even so there are

restrictions, where certain crimes should not be granted

amnesty. Based on the current practice and also based on

the law, it is said that against genocide and humanitarian crimes

cannot be granted amnesty. This is an international agreement

that is contained in the agreements, for example anti torture treaty or

anti torture, in which Indonesia is also part of the agreement

it;

-KKR South Africa allows amnesty in exchange or exchange

exchanges with the truth, but for those who are not

overall or in total state the truth will be prosecuted;

-The East Timorese KR has a the reconciliation procedure in the society

as part of the procedure from KKR That. But it only applies

for minor crimes or a lighter crime. In

Columbia there is no KKR, but there is a law on peace

and justice, where the legislation allows

a reduction in five-year sentence. In this case, the State of Columbia

only declared truth and reparations, but did not provide

amnesty;

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A draw that the Government, the People's Representative Council, Former Chairman

Pansus the KKR bill, and the Chairman of the Human Rights Commission have provided the written description

and oral in the trial, which has been contained in the description.

regarding the sit-down to the point in which it is the following:

1. Government:

a. That the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (The Truth and

Reconsiliation Commission) is a collective statement that

depanes "the values is" from the Indonesian nation in order

The protection and affirmation of human rights, which in the past (before

the enactment of Law No. 26 of the Year 2000 of the Court of Rights

of Human Rights, subsequently called the Law of Human Rights Act). Events-

severe human rights violations (gross violations of human rights)

is often considered to be non-existing, even without

in question and being investigated who the perpetrator is, who is the victim and how

The number of victims.

b. That one of the very important essences in resolving

the heavy human rights violations that occurred in the past are among the perpetrators

and the victim forgives each other (Article 29 of the KKR Act), in order to be embodied

national reconciliation in order to establish unity and unity

national as mandated by the MPR-RI Decree Number

V/TAP/MPR/2000 on the Antapan of Unity and National Unity.

The front is expected to be not repeated and happens again, as the Commission ' s proverb

Truth and Reconciliation (The Truth and Reconsiliation Commission)

Argentina who referred to it as "Nunca Ma'as" (do not repeat again),

in South Africa using the term "to forgive but not to forget";

c. That if the perpetrator admitted his guilt voluntarily, admitted

the truth of the facts, expressed remorse for his actions, and

willing to apologize to the victim or the victim's family that

was his heir, but the victim or victim's family that

is his heir is not willing to forgive, then the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation will break the grant of recommendation

amnesty to the President independently and objectively, this is aims to

the completion of heavy human rights violations does not continue to protracted which in

turn may hinder the achievement of national reconciliation goals;

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d. That if the perpetrators of a severe human rights breach were not willing and admitted

his mistake, disowned the truth of the facts as well as not willing

regretted his actions, then the perpetrators of such heavy human rights violations

lost the right to obtain an amnesty from the President and the case

such severe human rights violations may be submitted to the Court of Human Rights Ad

Hoc under the provisions of Article 43 Verse (1) of the Court of Human Rights Act.

e. That in the event of a rejection of amnesty application by the President, this

is not the end of the struggle for upholding justice for violations

heavy human rights, which occurred in the past, especially for the victim or the expert

succeed him. Instead, with the application of an amnesty open amnesty application space and

the odds for the victim or his heir to claim the right to

obtain compensation, restitution and rehabilitation to the State (vide

Government Regulation No. 3 Year 2002 on Compensation, Restitution

and Rehabilitation of Victims of Heavy Rights Violation), as a follow-up

further from the provisions of Article 35 of the Court of Human Rights Act;

f. The formation of KKR has been created as the State has created a shift

concept of justice (concept of justice) in the settlement of criminal cases,

i.e. from justice on the basis of revenge/revenge (retributive

justice/prosecutorial justice) toward justice in the form of truth and

a reconciliation that is and leads to restorative justice (restorative

justice/community based justice) which emphasised the importance of the restorative justice. aspect

healing (restorative) for those who suffer from evil.

g. That recently the United Nations (UN) began

advocating the concept of a "restorative justice concept" more broadly

in the criminal justice system through the United Nation Declaration on the

Basic Principles on the Use of Restorative Justice Programmes in Criminal

Matters, this is in line with the intent and purpose of the KKR Act,

which emphasizes the settlement of heavy human rights violations through

mechanism outside the court (out of court system).

For that, it can be said that amnesty is the right of a perpetrator who

is good faith (good faith, goede trouw), who sincerely admits

his mistake and apologized for his misdeeds in the past,

whereas compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation is the right

victim or heir to be granted by the state;

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2. House of Representatives:

a. That the establishment of the KKR Act was based on

considerations:

A thorough resolution of the severe human rights violations that occurred

in the days before the enactment of the Court of Human Rights strongly urgent for

is immediate due to dissatisfaction and political tension should not be allowed

to continue protracted without certainty of its completion. With

it is revealed the truth about the severe human rights violations occurring

at the time before the enactment of the Court of Human Rights, through the Commission

The Truth and Reconciliation are expected to be reconciled

nationwide. This is also in accordance with Article 47 of the Court of Human Rights, about

the legal foundation of the KKR as a solution to the settlement

of severe human rights violations, in addition to matters which are the authority of the Act

The Court of Human Rights.

b. That the purpose of the formation of KKR was to resolve the breach

of heavy human rights that occurred in the past outside of court, in order to

embody the peace and unity of the nation; and to realize

reconciliation and unity A national in the spirit of mutual understanding.

c. That the KKR Act, based on principles, is self-reliance, free and

impartial, honesty, openness, and peace;

d. That the provisions in Section 27 of the KKR Act govern about

the granting of compensation, restitution and/or rehabilitation to the victims or

the families of the victims who are his heirs ' rights as a result of

grave human rights violations if Amnesty requests granted by

President, constitute the balance of the position between perpetrators and victims

severe human rights violations in turn to create a sense of

justice in society. Amnesty is the constitutional right of the President

granted by the constitution (with regard to consideration

of the House of Representatives) as defined in Article 14 of the paragraph

(2) of the 1945 Constitution. Therefore, victims of heavy human rights violations that

the culprit has received an amnesty entitled to obtain compensation

and rehabilitation from the state;

e. That KKR does not aim solely to punish or

humiliate someone (pillorying) or sue, but more on

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attempts to acquire the truth ultimately beneficial to

help restore an inharmonious relationship between the perpetrator,

the victim, and the public who are all three are essentially

victim of the crime;

Justice in KKR synonymous with full disclosure

(complete disclosure) of all events with exposes and

concolate in person the perpetrator and victim by avoiding

The laws of the show are complicated. The KKR process is aimed at avoiding

the recurrences of similar events in the coming days through the reconciliation process and

not solely leading to the seance on the basis of humanity

and the awareness of the mutual sense of mutual dependence. In society

(community interdependence);

The protection and recovery of the rights of victims and the wider community

is seen as important as the idlers and/or rehabilitation

perpetrators of the crime.

f. That Article 44 of the KKR Act, which regulates the human rights violations

that the weight has been disclosed and completed by the Commission, its provisions

cannot be submitted to the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc, not

contrary to Article 28D Verse (1) and Article 28I paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945 because KKR does not function as a subtitle (superseded) against the Court

human rights in accordance with the provisions of the Court of Human Rights Act. In this case the KKR Act

does not regulate the legal prosecution process but only regulates

regarding:

-the process of disclosure of truth;

-the process of granting compensation, restitution, and/or rehabilitation to

victims; and

-the process of consideration of amnesty to the perpetrator;

Thus, in order to provide certainty the legal violation of rights

the heavy human rights that have been revealed and completed by the Commission are not

may be submitted again to the Court Human Rights.

g. That against the perpetrators of the human rights abuses that he did not

was willing to acknowledge the truth and his mistakes and were not willing

regrettest his actions, then the concerned lost his right

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is granted amnesty and may be submitted to the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc,

as set forth in Article 29 Verse (3) of the KKR Act. Thus, from

the formula of Article 29 Verse (3) it can be interpreted that the KKR Act does

close each person's access to a settlement through the process

judicial;

h. That Article 1 paragraph (9) of the KKR Law, which states that amnesty is

a pardon granted by the President to the perpetrator of the breach

rights of the weight with regard to the House consideration. It can be explained

that the universal understanding of amnesty in KKR has

a special and more measurable meaning. Amnesty in the KKR is only granted for

those who actually acknowledge fully complicity in

heavy human rights violations are solely related to political motivations

(associated with political objectives) which proportionate;

3. Former Chairman of Pansus bill KKR [Mayjen. Pol. (Purn.) Drs. Sidarto

Danusubroto, S.H.]:

a. The DPR has attempted to run the mandate mandated by the people

in accordance with the mandate of the MPR number v/MPR/2000 as well as-

well, although it is well aware that the result is not maximal

so it can provide Satisfaction to all parties

interests. The final result of the DPR job (Pansus bill KKR)

is seen as still better when compared to draft preliminary that

delivered by the Government.

b. Two important issues that invite a long debate in

the discussion of the KKR bill, namely Article 1 of the 1 Figure 1 and Article 5 of the KKR Act

regarding the disclosure of the truth and Article 27 of the KKR Act. Many of the parties

who feel "objecting" to the provisions of the

disclosure of the truth in the Act, as such will

open the opportunity for the opening of the nation's problems

as long as it seeks. to "forget". With regard to Article 27,

objections from the victim and the victim's family, because of Article 27

this may be interpreted to be in the presence of Article 19.

c. When Pansus discussed Article 27, there were about 15 victims organizations that

expressed reservations about the implementation of this section, among them

Communications Forum Eks Cabinet Minister Dwikora Victims of Abuse

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Supersemar, Advocacy Team Ranks TNI Army, Advocacy Team Ranks TNI AU,

Advocacy Team Ranks TNI Navy, Advocacy Team Ranks Polri Paguyuban

Victims Of The New Order, Institution Of Rehabilitation Of Victims Of Rejim Order

New, Solidarity Victim Violating Human Rights, Liberation Action Committee

Tapol/Napol, Victims Research Institute of Event ' 65 Bali. Objection

or a rejection of the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act delivered

by victims and institutions that have long championed the rights of the victims

is highly understood. But the political constellation at that time made the fraction-

the fraction in the House received Article 27 of the KKR bill as it is

now. The House acceptance of the existence of this section is as

a form of compromise so that the discussion of the KKR bill is not up to late-

dissolving and deadlock, and fears of surviving witnesses

will be reduced by one for one, so the existence of KKR would later not

will be too significant again as it has further lost momentum.

By that cause, when the KKR bill was passed, the majority of Pansus members

argued that the parties objected that still feel less satisfied

in fact can be channeled through multiple containers which is already available

as for example submitting a "Maternity Test Right" to the Court

Constitution, as it does today.

d. Article 44 of the heavy human rights violations that have been disclosed and completed

by the Commission, it cannot be submitted to the Court of Human Rights

Ad Hoc.

The severe human rights violations are "extra ordinary crimes"

The solution is also unable to use the legal provisions that

already exist, such as the Penal Code, so that it must go through a "special path".

For that, in accordance with the mandate of Article 104 of Law Number 39 of 1999

on human rights, it has been set up on a Court of Human Rights Act, which is expected

may protect human rights, both individuals and the public, and

be the basis in enforcement, legal certainty, justice, and feelings

safe, both for the individual and the community, against the breach

Heavy human rights.

Next to the presence of the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc, TAP MPR Number

V/MPR/2000 also mention the need to be formed KKR, which is

extra-judicial agency in charge to uphold the truth with

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reveals the abuse of power and human rights violations in

past, in accordance with the laws of law and laws

applicable and carrying out reconciliation in perspective of interest

together as a nation.

The first thing that is already the agreement of all parties is that

reconciliation, which included national reconciliation, is

the mandate of the MPR Decree number v/MPR/2000 about the Antapan and

National Unity, which continues into a package with

enforcement of the Ad Hoc Human Rights Act, as well as part of

the execution of a constitutional order to all state organizers,

which is in line with the intent and purpose of the State Constitution

Republic of Indonesia In 1945, most notably Article 28A-28J on Rights

Human Rights (Human Rights).

4. Komnas HAM represented Abdul Hakim Garuda Nusantara, S.H., LL.M.: a. That Act Number 39 of 1999 mentions that

the court of human rights, but the issue of the Court of Human Rights is further set in

in the Court of Human Rights Act.

b. That human rights violations in the past can be

completed through two avenues laws, to achieve justice. Avenue

first, through the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc, its formation on the proposal of the House

to the President, then the President issued the Principal of the State. Avenue

second, via KKR.

c. If it is true that uncontestable, then compensation

and that rehabilitation cannot be attributed to granted or not

is granted an amnesty by the President.

d. Amnesty cannot be a condition for a compensation payment

and rehabilitation. Since the amnesty is its own process and

is conditional. Article 29 Verse (2) of the KKR bill states, "In case

the perpetrator acknowledges the error, acknowledges the truth of the facts, states

regrets for his actions, and is willing to apologize to the victim

or the family the victim who was his heir, but the victim or

The victim's family who was his heir was not willing to forgive

then the Commission disconnected the granting of an amnesty recommendation on an independent basis and

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objective." So autonically and objectively cannot be associated with

compensation and rehabilitation, because the compensation and rehabilitation it becomes

the responsibility of the state and associated with the facts found by

The Truth Commission.

e. With regard to Article 44 of the KKR Law which states, in the event

a severe human rights violation has been disclosed and completed,

the event may not be submitted to the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc,

according to the applicant, contrary to the with Article 27, Section 28D, and Article

28I UUD 1945. Article 44 it is as a logical result and is the conception that is formulated in Article 29 of the Verse (2) and (3). The amnesty could only be

granted by the President, and recommended by KKR to the President

if the condition is met.

f. If KKR is in the process through the Ad Hoc human rights trial, the process

The Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc will be held if the amnesty application

is rejected. In connection with Article 7 of the Section (1) of the KKR Law (1) the KKR Act states

that in performing the duties referred to in Article 6,

The Commission has the authority rejects the application of compensation, restitution,

rehabilitation, or amnesty, If the case is registered to the court

Human rights. Thus denial of the application of compensation, restitution,

the rehabilitation or amnesty is associated with a case, already

registered or not to the Court of Human Rights.

g. If a case of severe human rights violations may not be solved through

KKR, it may be through the Ad Hoc Human Rights Court. But if in a

certain cases of severe human rights violations, more appropriate

are resolved through KKR.

COURT OPINION

Draw that before entering the substance of the case, then

the fundamental decision-making bill determines the policy

reconciliation as one settlement against the breach Human rights that

occurs before the Court of Human Rights Act, not just as a political decision

but as a legal mechanism poured in one Act

KKR. This led to an assessment of him being made primarily of the

of the principles of law and constitution, which contained the philosophy and the view

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life of the nation which is ruh or spirit UUD 1945. In addition,

in the adoption of Chapter XA as part of the 1945 Constitution with the second change

Constitution of 1945 in 2000, which contains guarantees and protection of human rights,

also led to the constitutionality test of the KKR Act. Based on

the guarantee and human rights protection of the Constitution of 1945, with which

is considered the consistency with human rights protection and protection that

becomes the part of the Constitution of 1945.

Draw that as one the nation that expressed the philosophy and

the view of a nation ' s nation and its country is based on Pancasila as

ideals (rechtsidee) and citNations (staatsidee), then openness of mind

and the heart to see it must be in the interests of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia that is wider, with To retrace the breach

The heavy human rights to unravel the truth, uphold justice

and form a culture of respect for human rights so that

embodied reconciliation and national unity. It must be done

with the right approach, with first understanding of the conflict that

is objectively occurring even though it must take a possible risk of

a small one, in order to be achieved by one safe state. And the peace that allows

is the optimal economic, social, and political development, with

the hope of being able to protect the entire nation of Indonesia and its blood.

Indonesia. On the other hand, as UN members who have accepted the principles

The real UN human rights have been contained in the Constitution of 1945, then in

interpreting the Constitution of 1945, UN documents on human rights are also in place

considered by Court;

Draw that on the basis of such paradigms, the Court will

enlist the applicant's application as follows;

1) Article 27 of the KKR Act Article 27 determines that compensation and rehabilitation

as determined by Article 19, i.e., the granting of compensation, restitution

and/or rehabilitation, given if an amnesty application is granted.

The explanation of the article determines that, if the perpetrator acknowledges

the error, acknowledges the truth of the facts, expresses remorse for

of his actions, and are willing to apologize to the victim or family

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victims as his heirs, perpetrators of severe human rights violations may

apply for amnesty to the President. If a request

reasoned, the President may receive such requests, and the victim

is granted compensation and/or rehabilitation. If the request

amnesty is denied, the compensation and rehabilitation are not granted the state, and

the role is to be followed up to be completed under the provisions of the Act

The Court of Human Rights.

This setting contains a contradiction between one section with

the other part, especially once between the set part:

a. The perpetrator has acknowledged the error, truth of fact and stated

remorse as well as the willingness to apologise to the victim.

b. The perpetrators can apply for amnesty to the President.

c. Requests can be accepted or can be rejected.

d. Compensation and or rehabilitation is only granted if an amnesty is granted

The President.

e. If amnesty is denied, the case is submitted to the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc.

The deprivation and contradiction contained in Article 27 of the Act

KKR is concerned with pressure that sees the perpetrator in person

in individual criminal responsibility, in the event of human rights violations

before the enactment of the Court of Human Rights, both the perpetrator and the victim and

other witnesses have been completely unrediscovered.

A reconciliation between the perpetrator and the victim referred to in the a Act

quo becomes almost impossible to be realized, if done with a approach

individual criminal responsibility. In this way, the

hold on an amnesty is only restitution, which is the indemnation that

provided by the perpetrator or third party. On the other hand, if the goal is

reconciliation, with a non- individual approach, then that

being a point of decline is the existence of severe human rights violations and the presence of a victim

that is the measure for which it is not.

reconciliation by providing compensation and

rehabilitation. Both approaches, in relation to restitution,

compensation, and rehabilitation cannot be raised on a single point

a problem that has no connection. Because, amnesty is the right

the President ' s prerogative, whose release or its refusal depends on

the President.

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The fact that there has been a severe human rights violation, which

constitutes a state obligation to avoid or prevent it, and

the onset of the victim who should be human rights protected by the state, has been sufficient

to give birth to legal obligations both on the state and individual parties

perpetrators who can be identified to provide restitution, compensation, and

rehabilitation to the victim, without any other requirement. The determination of an amnesty

as a condition, is the thing that ruled out the protection of the law

and justice secured by the 1945 Constitution. It is also an

universal practice and custom as it is contained in Basic

Principles and Guidelines on the Right to A Remedy and Reparation for Victims

of Gross Violations of International Human Rights Law And Serious Violations

of International Humanitarian Law, which stipulates the existence of adequate,

effective and prompt reparation for harm sufferred, which is intended to

advance justice in handling heavy human rights violations, with

giving reparation proportionate according to the weight of the offense

and the losses experienced. This is the interpretation used

to see Section 28A, Article 28D Verse (1), and Article 28I verses (1), Verse (4), and Verse (5), so as to the request of the applicant

regarding Article 27 of the KKR Act is sufficient reasonable.

2) Article 44 of the KKR Act

Article 44 of the KKR Act reads, " The heavy human rights violations

which have been disclosed and settled by the Commission, the device cannot

be submitted again to the Ad Hoc Human Rights Tribunal."

From the General Description of the KKR Law may be inferred that KKR's task is

to uncover the truth as well as uphold justice and to

form a culture of respect for human rights in order to realize reconciliation for

achieving national unity, due to violations of the Human rights before

the enactment of the Court of Human Rights. KKR did not concern the prosecution process

the law, but set up the process of disclosure of truth, restitution,

and/or rehabilitation and granted amnesty consideration. That being

the question is, whether KKR is a substitution or replacement

court or not. The general explanation also expressly determines that

if a severe human rights breach has been severed by KKR, then the Court

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HAM Ad Hoc is not authorized to decide, unless a request

amnesty is rejected by the President. Likewise otherwise if the Court of Human Rights

Ad Hoc has broken off, KKR was not authorized to cut it. Although it is said

that KKR is only an alternative to the Court of Human Rights and not

is the law enforcement agency, it is clear that he is the one

alternative dispute resolution mechanism, which would completed one

human rights dispute amicable and if successful will close

the mechanism of the resolution legally. Although the applicant ' s postul

cites international human rights arguments and principles against impunity,

but the resolution of human rights violations has thus been accepted

in international practice, for example in the South Africa, and it has been known to be

in customary law. The closure of the legal process through the Ad Human Rights Tribunal

Hoc if obtaining a settlement at KKR was the logical result of

one mechanism alternative dispute resolution so it does not need to be seen

as justification impunity. Because, in general, the settlement with

the legal mechanism against human rights violations before the enactment of the Act

The Court of Human Rights, has undergone a period with the passage of the term

A long time ago, which led to the loss of evidence to be

prove in a individual criminal responsibilityapproach. KKR also

with an arrangement in the KKR Act, aiming to enforce justice

as far as it is still possible in an alternative solution resolution.

By hence, the Court argued it did not look the basis and reason

sufficient constitutional to grant it, especially because of the provision

it applies only to the heavy human rights violations occurring before the Act

Court of Human Rights;

3) Article 1 Number 9 of the KKR Act

Article 1 Number 9 of the Act KKR set out that " Amnesty is

a pardon given by the President to the perpetrator of the rights violations

the heavy human rights with regard to the Council 's consideration

The People' s Representative ". The definition of a severe human rights violation is determined in

Article 1 of Figure 4 of the KKR Act as a " human rights violation

as determined by the Court of Human Rights Act, which in Article 7

states that the breach of human rights is a matter of a. The crime of genocide,

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b. Crimes against humanity. " The Court of Human Rights Act refers to

Statute of Rome On International Criminal Court quantifying crime

genocide and crimes against humanity as the most

serious crimes in the community International overall. International practices

and General Comment of the UN Human Rights Commission generally argue that

amnesty is not allowed in severe human rights violations. It is said that

although KKR is intended to create a condition that is conducive to

the existence of peace and national reconciliation, but it needs an attempt that

determines the limit to amnesty, i.e. the perpetrator should not be benefiting

by such amnesty. Amnesty amnesty has no legal effect

as long as it concerns the right of the victim to obtain a recovery (reparation),

and again amnesty should not be given to those who do

violation of rights and rights violations. the international humanitarian law that is

the crime, which is not allowed amnesty and other forms of immunity.

Although General Comment and the UN Secretary-General Report are not yet accepted

as the laws are binding, it seems to be such an understanding as

the UUD payload of 1945 set up about the principles of protection of the rights

human rights contained in Article 28G Clause (2) of the Constitution of 1945 i.e. the right

to be free of torture, Article 28I Clause (1) Constitution of 1945 i.e. the right to life and the right to not be tortured, Article 28 Verse (4) and Verse (5) UUD 1945

i.e. protection, submission and fulfillment of human rights that

becomes the responsibility of the state. However, Section 1 of this Section 9 is only

is the definition or definition contained in the general provision, and

is not a governing norm and is attached to the section-

the other, so the request is not available. The applicant with respect to the provisions

is ruled out and will be considered further at the same time

with the sections associated with amnesty, as will be deciphed

below;

Draw that though which is granted from the plea only

Article 27 of the KKR Act, will be but by the whole The operationalization of the KKR Act

depends on and empties into the granted section, then with

in fact Article 27 of the KKR Act is contrary to the 1945 Constitution and not

has a binding legal force, the entire provisions of the Act KKR to

is not possible to implement. This is due to the existence of Article 27

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it is closely related to Article 1 of the number 9, Section 6 of the letter c, Article 7 of the paragraph (1)

letter g, Section 25 Verse (1) letter b, Section 25 Verse (4), Verse (5), paragraph (6), Section 26,

Article 28 Verse (1), and Article 29 of the KKR Act. However, the existence of Section 27 and

articles relating to Section 27 of the KKR Act are those that

strongly determines the work or the overall provision in the KKR Act

so that it does not bind it. Under Article 27 of the Law

KKR, then its legal implication would result in all related articles

with an amnesty of no binding legal force;

Draw that the mean thing can be done and does not violate

The event law, although the plea (petitum) submitted applicant only

concerns Article 1 of the Number 9, Section 27, and Article 44 of the KKR Act, as on

essentially the law of events relating to testing of legislation

against the Basic Law of 1945 concerns the common interest that

as the law is erga omnes, so it is not appropriate to see it

as the ultra-petita thing known in the civil law concept.

Prohibition to prosecute and break beyond what is prosecuted (petitum)

contained in Article 178 of Verse (2) and (3) the HIR as well as its equivalent in Section 189

Verse (2) and (3) RBg, which is the law of events that applies in the Courts

Lands and the Courts of Religion in Indonesia. This may be understood, because

the initiative to maintain or not one private property that

belongs to the individual or person lies in the will or consideration

the individual person, who is Cannot be exceeded. However, in spite of that, the developments that occurred and due to the need for correction,

caused such a rule not to be treated any more absolutely.

The balance of justice and eradication have been made as well. reasons, as

appear to be among others in the Supreme Court ruling of 23 May 1970, the date

4 February 1970, and the January 8, 1972 and other of the other rulings,

then where the Article 178 Verse (2) and the (3) HIR as well as the Articles

189 Verse (2) and (3) RBg do not apply in absolute terms as it is obligation

Judge to be active and always have to seek to provide a ruling that

completely resolve the case. In a typical civil suit

it is indicated that the defendant's request for a Judge is to drop the verdict

that he is in charge (ex aequo et bono). As such, the Judge has

the delicability to drop the verdict more than petitum.

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A Constitutional Judge who runs the event law in case of testing

legislation related to the general interest. While

applying for testing a bill is the individual

that is viewed as having a legal standing, of the legislation

on which the test is in public and concerns interests

vast communities, as well as incur as a result of broader laws than in

merely regarding the interests of the applicant as a person. If

the general interest referred to it, the Constitutional Court should not be

fixated only on the plea or petitum submitted. It is also

a practice commonly applied to the Constitutional Court of another state.

For example, Article 45 of the Constitution of the South Korean Constitution (1987) reads, " The

Constitutional Court shall decide only whether or not the requested statute or any

provision of the statute is unconstitutional: Provided, That if it is deemed that the

whole provisions of the statute are unable to enforce due to a decision of

unconstitutionality of the requested provision, a decision of unconstitutionality may

be made on the whole statute " (Constitutional Court unconstitutional

not a law or a provision of legislation only

which is being honed of testing. In the case of all provisions in the legislation

which the testing is assessed cannot be implemented as a result of

the verdict of the inconstituencies of the article is motionless, then the ruling about

inconstitutionality can be was dropped against the entire legislation

that). The Court has implemented it, for example, for example

Perkara Number 001-021-022/PUU-I/2003 on Testing of the Act

Republic of Indonesia Number 20 of 2002 on the Fame of Indonesia;

Draw that aside need to be aware of the following things

found in the KKR Act:

1. That KKR is authorized to receive complaint, information gathering

and evidence of severe human rights violations, calling witnesses and then

clarifying the /victims, determining the weight of human rights category in open trial for the public (Article 18 of the KKR Act), drawing conclusions about the existence of severe human rights violations, who are the perpetrators and victims, and

there is an apology, which in the general explanation of the KKR Act is said to be

is in the form of the final KKR Putermination And binding. If

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The KKR decision contains the compensation, restitution and or rehabilitation of Article 25 Verse (1) letter, then the final and binding ruling does not have a binding force (binding force) if amnesty is denied. The perpetrator and the victim or government were also not tied to the ruling which was echoed on the terms of the amnesty. As such,

KKR ' s authority is one uncertain thing.

2. Article 28 Verse (1) states that in terms of the perpetrators and victims

severe human rights violations have forgiven each other and made peace,

then KKR could provide a recommendation to the President to grant amnesty. However, Article 29 Verse (1) states that in

the perpetrator and the victim forgive each other, the recommendation of an amnesty is decided by KKR. With the use of the word may in Article 28 of Verse (1) and the word in Article 29 of Verse (1), there is no consistency in the KKR Act that elicits the uncertainty of the law (rechtsonzekerheid).

3. If the perpetrator acknowledges the truth of the facts, regrets and is willing to apologize

to the victim, but the victim is not forgiving then KKR disconnected

amnesty grant is independent and objective. This situation is something that does not give any impetus to the disclosure of truth and

instead leads to no willing party to reveal

the truth and acknowledge the real facts.

4. If the perpetrator is not willing to acknowledge the truth and error and not

is willing to regret it then the perpetrator will lose the right to amnesty and

in question will be submitted to the Ad Hoc Human Rights Court. In case

thus There is a possibility of a dispute over an authority between KKR

and the House, since Article 42 and 43 Act 2000, stated to

determine the alleged heavy human rights violations allegedly, to be tried

by the Court of Human Rights Ad Hoc must go through the political decision of the House. Whether

in such case the KKR authority under Article 23 of the KKR Act has

clarifying the perpetrator and the victim about the gross human rights violations, which

according to the KKR Act was conducted with the decision form, which is final and Binding, to lose my power, or the KKR verdict on the existence of such severe human rights violations has been enough to bring the case to trial in front of the Ad Hoc Human Rights Court without requiring a House verdict.

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Reconciliation opens an alternative opportunity for the perpetrator to acknowledge

his actions without dealing with the usual legal process. The perpetrator

has the opportunity to consider his stance on the case

involving him.

The KKR bill does not provide any certainty against the perpetrator who will vote for KKR

to resolve his case. Article 28 Verse (1) The KKR bill states in

the matter between the perpetrator and the victims of the heavy human rights violations that

occurring in the period before the enactment of the Court of Human Rights has been mutually

forgives and does peace, then The Commission may provide

a recommendation to the President to grant amnesty. From the provisions

Article 1 of the RCC Act may be concluded that for reconciliation

must be fulfilled; (1) disclosure of truth, (2) recognition, (3)

forgiveness. And so, if all three things are indefinable

infested then the reconciliation will not exist. If a case is not revealed

the truth is good about events, places, time, and perpetrator then

clearly a reconciliation is not possible. The KKR Law did not contain the provisions

which directly stated that the rejection of an amnesty would

cause the perpetrator to be legally processed, but instead determining

that the rejection of an amnesty caused the perpetrator to be

legally responsible for his actions. Of the overall description

it is clear that the KKR Act did not encourage the perpetrator to complete his role

via KKR, as it contains a lot of legal uncertainty. While

that, if the victim or heir, is not willing to forgive, can

only then report the perpetrator to the legal apparatus based on the evidence-

proof of the confession made by the perpetrator. Since this provision opens

the chances of a self-incriminating confession (self-

incrimination), it will be difficult to expect a reconciliation that

becomes the goal of the KKR Act. The KKR Law does not expressly set whether an

reconciliation process can occur without any of the victims ' apologies

or its heirs. The provisions of Article 29 Verse (2) of the KKR Act may incur

issues in cases where the victims of the initiative are initiated to

denizen/report to KKR. It should have been from the beginning, which is on

when the victim chose the KKR line to solve its case, the victim had

had the will to be willing to forgive the perpetrator. If the victim is not

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has the will to forgive the perpetrator then the judicial process

is an alternative provided and not through the reconciliation path.

In other words, in a reconciliation it needs a willingness to be made. lead

back, both from the perpetrator and from the victim.

5. Against the complaint which is accompanied by a request to obtain

compensation, restitution, rehabilitation, or amnesty, the commission shall provide

a decision in the slowest 90 days of the date

acceptance application (Article 24 of the KKR Act).

Be the question of whether material should be broken up by the Commission within the

90-day term, including also the ruling of the disclosure of "the truth of the

of heavy human rights violations" (vide of Article 1 of the 3 and Article 5 of the KKR bill).

Article 25 Verse (1) states that the Commission Decision as

referred to in Article 24 may be:

a. grant or refuse to provide compensation, restitution,

and/or rehabilitation, or

b. Provide recommendations of legal considerations in terms of

amnesty requests.

With the formulation of Section 25 Verse (1) it is mandatory to be broken up by

The Commission within the 90-day term is a request to obtain

compensation, restitution, rehabilitation, or amnesty. The provisions are provided

with Section 25 Verse (3), (4), (5), and (6), as well as Article 26 that specifies

the term of the process of taking a verdict against an amnesty application.

Whereas to decide the results of the findings are which is

disclosure of the truth about the existence of the KKR Law-heavy human rights violation

does not specify the deadline. With the time limit to disconnect

pleas for compensation, restitution, rehabilitation and amnesty in the 90-term

day, if the term has been passed while disclosure

the truth is still in progress The inquiry and clarification required

more than 90 days whether the application for compensation, restitution, rehabilitation

and amnesty must be broken up first. A complaint or report

may be presented to the Commission, and after the complaint

The Commission must conduct an inquiry and clarification both on its own or the culprit.

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Article 24 contains the provisions governing if the Commission has received

a complaint or report of severe human rights violations, which is accompanied by a plea

amnesty, the word " accompanied" means that the request was submitted in conjunction with the complaint or the report of a severe human rights violation.

The issue is, amnesty is only possible if it has been clear who the perpetrator is

a violation of human rights, and to The perpetrator was given the right to submit or

request amnesty, while the right to decide is on the President.

How can it happen in the same time the perpetrator who has not yet

clarified may include an amnesty application. The perpetrators of the breach

could only be determined after KKR revealed the truth

a breach of heavy human rights in the reveal was found anyway

the culprit. Thus, this Article 24 gives rise to a possible

resulting in legal uncertainty as it fits

a 90-day time limit. A new amnesty may be impaced, recommended, and

given that it is known to be certain who the perpetrator is a violation.

The possibility of the perpetrator since the beginning may occur if there is a

"recognition" of the breach Human rights is heavy as indicated by

Article 23 of the letter a, or if there has been a peace between the perpetrator and

the victim as referred to by Article 28. Article 24 of the process is different

with Article 23 of the letter a. Article 24 of the process is under Article 18 of Verse (1)

letter a, i.e. the authority of the inquiry subcommission and clarification,

meaning that it is the victim who actively performs the complaint or report.

Article 23 of the letter a, in which the active offender makes "recognition" to be

the authority of the amnesty consideration subcommission. As such,

juridis is illogical, if a plea of compensation, restitution, rehabilitation and

amnesty filed together with complaint or report, which is mandatory

is broken up in the slowest 90 days As of date

acceptance of the application as referred to as Article 24 of the KKR Act.

Draw that all facts and circumstances lead to not

the presence of legal certainty, both in its norms and possibilities

the performance of its norms in the field to achieve a reconciliation goal that

Expected. With regard to the considerations described above,

The court argued that the asas and the purpose of KKR, as well as the termaktub

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in Section 2 and Article 3 of the code a quo, cannot be realized

because there is no guarantee of legal certainty (rechtsonzekerheid). Because

that, the Court judged the a quo bill as a whole against

with the 1945 Constitution so that it should be declared to have no legal power

binding. As the KKR Law does not have the legal power

binding in its entirety, it does not mean the Court has closed its efforts

a settlement of severe human rights violations in the past through reconciliation efforts.

Many ways can be to be taken for it, among others by realizing

reconciliation in the form of legal policy (laws) that are cognate with the 1945 Constitution and universally applicable human rights instruments, or with

perform reconciliation through a political policy in order of rehabilitation and amnesty in general.

Given Article 56 Verse (2) and Verse (3) as well as Article 57 of Verse (1) and Verse

(3) Act of the Republic of Indonesia No. 24 of 2003 on the Court

Constitution (Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2003 No. 98,

Additional State Sheet Republic Indonesia Number 4316);

PROSECUTING

-granted the applicant's request;

-Declaring The Republic Of Indonesia Law Number 27 Of 2004 On The Commission Of Truth And Reconciliation was opposed to the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

-Declaring the Republic of Indonesia Law No. 27 of 2004 on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission has no binding legal force.

-ordered a loading of this ruling in the State News of the Republic of Indonesia. Indonesia as it should be.

So it was decided at the Consultative Meeting attended

by 9 (nine) The Constitutional Judge on Monday, December 4, 2006, and

spoken in the Plenary Session of the Constitutional Court which is open to

general on this day Thursday, December 7, 2006, by our Jimly Asshiddiqie,

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as Chairperson of the Member, Maruarar Siahaan, H.A.S. Natabaya, Harjono,

Soedarsono, H.M. Laica Marzuki, I Dewa Gede Palguna, .Abdul Mukthie Fadjar,

as well as H. Achmad Roestandi, respectively as Member, respectively, with assisted

by Alfius Ngatrin as Panitera Replace as well as attended by the applicant/Power

The applicant, the House of Representatives, and the Government.

K E T U A

TTD.

Jimly Asshiddiqie. MEMBERS

TTD. TTD. Mr. H. A. S Natabaya. Harjono TTD. TTD. Soedarsono. H. M. Laica Marzuki. TTD. TTD. Abdul Mukthie Fadjar. H. Achmad Roestandi.

TTD. TTD.

I God Gede Palguna. Maruarar Siahaan.

OPINIONS DIFFER (DISSENTING OPINIONS)

Against the Court ruling that granted the plea of the

The applicant above, Constitutional Judge I of God Gede Palguna has

opinion different (tuned opnions), as follows:

About Legal Standing (Legal Standing) The petitioners That in the determination of the parties with the legal position

(legal standing) as the applicant in the presence of Court in plea

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legislation testing, according to the provisions of Article 51 of the paragraph (1) MK Act, the party

or the intended parties must be:

(1) describing its qualifications, whether as a person of the citizen

Indonesia, as the unity of the indigenous law society (as long as

live and in accordance with the development of the people and the principles of the State

Unity of the Republic of Indonesia which is set in law), as

the legal entity, or as an institution state agencies; and

(2) the loss of rights and/or its constitutional authority in the qualification

as referred to in the number (1) as a result of it

a law.

In the meantime, as it has been the founding of the Court to date,

to be able to be said there is a constitutional loss and/or constitutional authority,

must be met with five terms, that is:

(1) Adanya the rights and/or The applicant's constitutional authority granted

by UUD 1945;

(2) the rights and/or constitutional authority by the applicant are considered

aggrieved by the enactment of the testing laws;

(3) The loss of the applicant's law. Such constitutionality must be specific (special) and actual

or Any potential for reasonable reasoning can be

ascerable.

(4) Adanya the causal relationship (causal verband) between the loss is referred to

and the expiring laws are required. testing;

(5) Adanya is likely that by the application of the application then

that constitutional loss will not or no longer occur.

That the KKR Act is a typical law, because

aims to reveal the truth of the occurrence of human rights violations

A mortal man in the past and then directed at his birth

reconciliation for the sake of national unity, as asserted in

the considerans weigh in specifically the letters a and b and the General Description of the invite-

invite a quo. Thus, in essence, there are only two parties

most directly interested in the enactment of the a quo, which is

the victim and perpetrator of the heavy human rights violations. Therefore

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then, in essence, the two parties may be aggrieved for rights

the constitutionality by the enactment of the a quo.

That with such consideration, based on the evidence

found during the trial, then the applicant V, VI, VII, and VIII prime facie

may be considered to meet the first criterion of the provisions of Article 51 of the paragraph (1) Act

MK, i.e. as a group of individual citizens of Indonesia who

has the same interests that consider its constitutional right to be harmed

by the enactment of the a quo, in which the presumption should be attested

continue. In addition, the question is whether the

The applicant is referred to (the applicant V, VI, VII, VIII) meets the five terms of the rights loss

constitutional as described above, it must be proved in

examination of the subject matter or substance of the application. As such,

the legal standing (legal standing) the applicant is referred to (applicant V, VI, VII,

VIII) the new will be determined at the same time as the examination of the subject

or the substance of the request.

About Subject or Substance Plea

That the applicant postulate that Article 1 of the number (9), Article 27, and

Article 44 of the KKR Act contradictory to the 1945 Constitution, for the reasons that are at its core as follows:

(1) Article 1 of the number (9) The KKR bill reads, " Amnesty is forgiveness

given by The president to the perpetrators of human rights violations

which is heavy with regard to the consideration of the House of Representatives ",

according to the applicant, contrary to the 1945 Constitution due to:

a. The heavy human rights violations have the highest place in the form

the crime. As such, there are provisions that prohibit amnesty for

the perpetrator of a heavy human rights violation;

b. The definition of amnesty in the section is not appropriate

the principles recognized by the civilized community in society

the world, and Indonesia is included in the civilized nation community

that is, so that amnesty for the perpetrators of heavy human rights violations

contrary to Article 28D of paragraph (1) and Article 28I paragraph (5) of the 1945 Constitution;

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c. Amnesty for severe human rights violations contradictory to the law

international, but the formulation of Article 1 of the number (9) of the KKR bill

explains that amnesty was given to the perpetrators of human rights violations

which is heavy that the article conflicting with the laws that have been

recognized by the international community in which Indonesia is included as

part of that community;

(2) Article 27 of the KKR Law which reads, " Compensation and rehabilitation as

referred to in Article 19 may be granted if an amnesty request

granted ", contrary to the 1945 Constitution due to:

a. The provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act make the victims ' rights to

compensation and rehabilitation depending on the apology and not

on the substance of the matter, also discriminating against the victim, and breaking

the warranty of protection and equation in front of the law and

respect for human dignity;

b. Under the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act and its explanation,

recovery (compensation and rehabilitation) can only be granted if

an amnesty request was granted, so it has accompanies the rights of the victim

against recovery. While the recovery of the victim is completely related

with the non-non-amnesty;

c. The concept of amnesty in Article 27 of the KKR Act requires the presence of a perpetrator.

The consequences, without the discovery of the perpetrator then an amnesty is not possible

given, so that the victim does not get reassurance over recovery.

The provisions are also has seated the victim in a state that

is unbalanced and depressed because the victim is given a heavy requirement

to obtain his right, which is dependent on granting amnesty;

d. The implications of the formulation of Article 27 of the KKR Act would provide injustice

to the victim because the victim should hope that the perpetrator who is so long

has made the victim suffer could be granted amnesty, so that the right

victim of recovery (compensation and rehabilitation) ca n' t be victims

get and the victim has to go through another uncertain attempt;

e. Article 27 of the KKR Act has made an unequal position between

victim and perpetrator, and has discriminated against the right to recovery

(compensation and rehabilitation) attached to the victim and not

rely on the perpetrator. Article 27 of the KKR Act also does not appreciate the victims

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which has suffered from severe human rights violations

which he has suffered. Therefore, any provision that restricts the rights

victims of the recovery and the asserting of the country's obligation to

refine it is one form of discrimination and

inequality in the face of the law as well as the contrary to recognition,

guarantees, protection and fair legal certainty;

f. Based on the above reasons, the applicant ' s constitutional right, whether

as a victim or victim of the victim, to obtain a guarantee

equality in front of the law, the warranty of recognition, protection, and

the legal certainty of which fair, as well as the guarantee to be free of the treatment

discriminatory has been violated by the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act.

(3) Article 44 of the KKR Act reads, " Heavy human rights violations

which have been disclosed and resolved by the Commission, its perversion could not

again be submitted to the Ad Human Rights Court Hoc ", contradictory

with UUD 1945 due to:

a. Article 44 of the KKR Act, which is positioning KKR as the same institution

with the court, has closed every person ' s access to get

settlement through the judicial process;

b. Article 44 of the KKR Act, which does not allow any further

checks at the Ad Hoc Human Rights Court if the event

has been resolved through KKR, has eliminated the obligation

the state in prosecuting the perpetrators heavy human rights violations as

set in International Law, both in practice

(international law law) and international agreements

(international treaties);

Against the Applicants, first of need

affirmed that the three provisions of such testing are not

may be read and understood individually and in spite of the context

the overall provision in the KKR Act. Therefore, in assessing

the constitutionality of the provisions of the KKR Act, which is being honed at testing

in question, it first needs to be put forward by consideration

as follows:

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o that, as affirmed in Article 1 of the paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution,

Indonesia is a legal state. As a legal country, then

respect, protection, and fulfillment of human rights

is one of the inherent conditions that cannot be ignored;

o that respect, protection, and fulfillment of fundamental rights

The human being proved not only from his own set of chapters

on human rights in the 1945 Constitution (Chapter XA) and promulred

a number of laws governing human rights

and those that govern it.

relating to the efforts of respect, protection, and

fulfillment of human rights, but also with the ratification

international legal instruments with respect to rights

human rights;

o that in connection with the Indonesian participation as a party (party)

in various international agreement, including in it

with respect to human rights, Section 4 of the paragraph (2) Invite-

invite Number 24 Year 2000 on the International Agreement

says, " In the making of the agreement international, Government

The Republic of Indonesia guidelines on interests national and

based on principles of position equation, mutual benefit,

and regard, both national and international law

applicable ". Thus, Indonesia's participation in

various international legal instruments in the field of human rights

implicitly shows three things: (a) confirmation that

international legal instruments. it is in line with

the 1945 Constitution that respects, protects, and guarantees the fulfilment of rights-

human rights; (b) therefore Indonesia is bound to

carry out any provision in the legal instruments

The international; (c) the attachment to carry out all

The provisions of the instrument of international law are referred to, in which

Indonesia is party (party), not based on the doctrine of supremacy

international law over national law but merely because

provisions in various international legal instruments

referred to have been accepted as part of Indonesia's national law

through the ratification process, so that it must be assumed that presumption

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that the provisions of the international law mean not

contradictory to the 1945 Constitution, unless it can be proved otherwise.

where it did not occur during the examination process against

plea a quo;

o that in the practice of execution at the national level, provisions

various international legal instruments concerning violations of rights

heavy human rights, in casu in relation to the problem

amnesty, has evolved two opinions or interpretations:

-first, an opinion stating that against the perpetrator

a heavy human rights violation did not apply

amnesty;

-second, an opinion stating that with the clausula

in a number of international legal instruments that submit

the execution of its provisions according to the national law of each-

each party state means that granting amnesty to the perpetrator

human rights violations the heavy is possible throughout the matter

it is not expressly stated banned in legal instruments

the international concerned and throughout it by the country that

concerned is seen as more beneficial to achieve a goal that

is greater than punishing the perpetrator;

That for the above reasons and by assessing all three provisions

The KKR bill is being honed for testing (Article 1 of 9, Section 27, Article 44) in

the overall context of the KKR Act provisions, then against the a quo of me

argues:

The constitutionality of Article 1 number 9 of the KKR Law does not conflict with the Constitution.

1945 not only because of the authority to grant amnesty, according to the Constitution

1945, indeed the President's authority upon hearing

House considerations, as set out in Article 14 Verse (2) of the 1945 Constitution,

but also because of the granting of amnesty in the overall context

the provisions of the KKR Act are intended to guarantee to achieve the goal

greater, i.e. reconciliation for the sake of national unity;

Article 27 of the KKR Act contradictory with the 1945 Constitution but not fully

for reasons as the applicant ' s postulate but because of the provision

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Article 27 of the KKR Law is intended to provide no legal and judicial certainty

either to the victim or the perpetrator of human rights violations that

weighs in. The provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act do not provide legal certainty and

justice to the victims for the granting of compensation and rehabilitation

is contemplated to something that is not certain, that of an amnesty that

is wholly an authority. The president for giving or not

after hearing the House consideration even for example has been proven

that the one in question is the victim. Nor is it fair to the victim, as in

one party, granting amnesty to the perpetrators of human rights violations

the weight implicitly stated as the right [Article 29 Verse (3) of the KKR Act],

but compensation and rehabilitation Implicitly not referred to as

rights. In contrast, the provisions of Article 27 of the KKR Act also do not provide any certainty

law and justice to the perpetrator, as there is no guarantee in

the legislation a quo that the perpetrator would have itself obtained

amnesty after admitting error, acknowledging the truth of the facts,

expressed regret for his actions, and was willing to apologize

to the victim and or the families of the victims who were his heirs. That

is because, according to the provisions of Article 29 paragraph (2) of the KKR Act, if the victim or

the victim's family who is his heir is not willing to forgive

then "The Commission cut the granting of the recommendation independently and objectively".

The a quo Act does not explain what the phrase

"The commission cuts the self-sufficient and objectionable recommendation".

However, by following reasonable reasoning, in the phrase it remains

there is a possibility that the perpetrator is not recommended to

obtain an amnesty, although he has acknowledged the error, acknowledging

the truth of the facts, expressed regret for his actions, and

willing to apologize to the victim and or the victim ' s family that

is his heir.

• Article 44 of the KKR Law does not conflict with the Constitution of 1945 as it is in

provisions of Article 44 that is one of the key important keys of the goal

the establishment of the KKR Act was tabled, namely whether the parties (victims and

perpetrators heavy human rights violations) will choose the way outside

the court (in casu settlement through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission)

or through the Ad Hoc Human Rights Court.

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Draw that while it has been sufficient reason to declare the Article

27 KKR Act contradictory to the 1945 Constitution, the a quo is not serta-merta

may be declared granted for reasons as following:

Requests may be declared granted when there is no doubt-

a case of legal standing (legal standing) the party who submitted

the request for the purpose of the request was reached that is His recovery

the constitutional rights of the applicant to be broken as a result of

The provisions of legislation that are unconstitutional or, as not-

no longer, the constitutional rights of the applicant are no longer harmed. Meanwhile,

in conjunction with the a quo plea, based on the evidence

exists during the trial, the status of the applicant as

victims of the heavy human rights violations are not yet fully available. Proven.

That is because Section 1 of the RCC bill provides the definition of the victim as,

" individual persons or groups of people who experienced physical suffering,

mentally, nor emotionally, economic losses, or experience The waiver,

the reduction, or the appropriation of its fundamental rights, as a direct result of

of the heavy human rights violations; including the victim is also

His heir ". During the course of the trial, the things that are revealed

are that the petitioners, as mentioned above (The applicant V,

VI, VII, VIII), experienced physical, mental, or emotional suffering, loss

the economy, or experiencing a waiver, a reduction, or an appropriation of rights-

the fundamental right, as a direct result of an event or deed in the past. What is the question of whether the event or deed

is meant to be a grave violation of human rights? In terms of

this is a doubt arising out of:

a. On the one hand, Article 1 of the Article 4 of the KKR Law states that

A heavy human rights violation is a violation of human rights

human as referred to in Act Number 26 of the Year

2000 about the Court Human Rights (Human Rights Court).

According to the Court of Human Rights Act, Article 7, violation of human rights

The heavy ones include (a) genocide crimes; (b) crimes against

humanity. Thus, in conjunction with the applicant a

quo, the question then is whether these petitioners were

victims of genocide crimes or crimes against humanity?

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The problem is, according to Article 43 of the paragraph (2) and the Explanation of Article 43

paragraph (2) of the Court of Human Rights, to determine whether there is a breach

of the heavy human rights in the past, which means including

determining whether the crime is a crime of genocide

or a crime against humanity, determined by the opinion

The House of Representatives. Thus whether "physical suffering,

mental, or emotional, economic loss, or experience

abandils, subtraction, or commissations of basic rights"

the Applicant above is a result of rights violations

Heavy human beings, it is held on the attitudes or opinions of the Council

The People ' s Representative. Thus, judging from this viewpoint, the applicant

a quo has not been able to fully qualify the legal position (legal

standing) as Article 51 of the paragraph (1) of the MK Act;

b. On the other hand, the KKR Act states that KKR has some

subcommissions, one of which is subcommission of inquiry and clarification

a heavy human rights violation (Article 16 letter a). This

subcommission, according to Article 18 of the letter f RCC, has the authority "determining the category and type of heavy human rights violations" as referred to in the Court of Human Rights Act. With this provision

means, the subcommission of the inquiry and the klarificence authorized

determines whether there has been a violation of human rights that

weighs in the past and at once determined its kind, i.e. whether

The violation is a genocide crime or a crime

against humanity. Viewed from this point of view "physical suffering,

mental, or emotional, economic loss, or experience

the abandoner, reduction, or peramplation of the fundamental rights" that

experienced the applicant a quo, at this time, cannot be ascerable whether

is a result of severe human rights violations or not,

due to KKR (including subcommission of inquiry and clarification of violations

of severe human rights) to date yet created;

c. The description on the letters a and b above shows that the determination

the legal standing of the applicant a quo, or anyone experiencing

the events similar to those of the Petitioners, have

recoed by two laws and none

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completion. Indeed, the Court could have interpreted that

when the settlement was chosen to settle the rights violations

the heavy human rights that took place in the past were through KKR

then the prevailing is the provisions of in the KKR Act, because of Article 47 of the paragraph

(1) The Court of Human Rights Act says, " Human rights violations

The weight that occurred before the enactment of this Act is not

closing the possibility of its completion performed by the Truth Commission

and Reconciliation ". However, even if this interpretation is held by

the Court, it remains the Applicant a quo cannot be determined

the legal standing (legal standing) is at this time because it should

wait for the formation of KKR. In the past and assuming that

KKR would later determine that what the applicant a

quo is as a result of severe human rights violations,

whether it was a genocide crime or something. crimes against

humanity.

Next, even if even at this time KKR had formed and

it has determined that what the applicant a quo experienced was

as a result of severe human rights violations in the past,

so that the applicant a quo is eligible

legal (legal standing) as Section 51 paragraph (1) of the MK Act,

the month of the request of the applicant a quo for Article 27 of the KKR Act was precisely

will pose a greater loss to the Applicant a quo. The

this is due to the provisions of Article 29 of the paragraph (2) of the KKR Act, which

its formula has been cited above. A person or group of people,

according to normal reasoning, is very small likely to want

recognition of a mistake or acknowledge the truth of the facts that he once

committed a heavy human rights violation. in the past and

then apologize without the guarantee that with recognition and

the apology was the person or group of the person would

get amnesty. As a result of this, there are no violations

heavy human rights in the past will also be difficult to

revealed, whereas the disclosure is precisely the condition or

terms that cannot be abolished. to be able to make a recovery against

the rights of the Applicant A Quo. As such, the month of Article 27

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by leaving out of the minds of the applicant a quo, as has been

described above, and without looking at the context of the KKR bill as a whole,

instead it negates the possibility of the applicant a quo gained

compensation and rehabilitation, meaning the applicant a quo became more

aggrieved.

Therefore, based on all of the above considerations, follow the mind path

the applicant a quo, the applicant is supposed to be declared unacceptable.

Because, at least by declaring this request cannot

received, is still greater the possibility for the applicant to obtain

compensation.

PANITERA REPLACEMENT

TTD. Alfius Ngatrin.

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