Karakteristik Tindak Pidana dalam Statuta ICC dan Dampak Pembentukan Pengadilan Pidana Internasional (ICC) terhadap Perkembangan Hukum Pidana

Atmasasmita, Romli

doi:10.17304/ijil.vol4.1.132

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“…Global law has considered that piracy is a violation against humans. In his book entitled "Introduction to International Criminal Law II", Romli Atmasasmita revealed that international crimes include crimes against humanity, genocide, aggression, and crimes (Article 5 of the ICC Statute / International Criminal War Tribunal), as well as several other crimes such as theft, robbery in airplanes, currency counterfeiting, terrorism, and narcotics which fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court ( Atmasasmita, 2006).…”

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Unraveling the Depths: Exploring Maritime Terrorism through International and National Legal Perspectives

Maolana,

Wicaksana Prakasa

2023

JJR

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Acts of terror are extraordinary crimes with very complicated impacts, where the perpetrators commit acts of violence and threaten targets that are determined randomly based on certain categories. The various terrorist incidents that have occurred in Indonesia do not rule out the possibility of similar incidents being even more horrific and resulting in more victims in the future. Indonesia as an archipelagic country views maritime security as an important aspect of maritime domain governance. The Sulu-Sulawesi sea area is a vulnerable route throughout Asia, it is considered that crimes committed in the Sulu Sea are extreme crimes called maritime terrorism which can threaten the sovereignty of a country. Terrorism has become an increasingly serious concern in Indonesia since the Bali Bombing and other terrorist tragedies. From these problems, the formulation of the problems that must be answered in this study is (1) What are the legal remedies for perpetrators of maritime terrorism in the perspective of international law, 2) How are efforts to enforce violations of state sovereignty in the national maritime area in maintaining national defense. This study uses the normative legal research to analyze from a legal perspective regarding maritime terrorism by terrorists that endanger state sovereignty, and the national sea in maintaining national defense.

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Unraveling the Depths: Exploring Maritime Terrorism through International and National Legal Perspectives

Maolana,

Wicaksana Prakasa

2023

JJR

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“…These offenses include aggression, war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity, piracy, drug offenses, and slavery. [14] III. METHOD This research is doctrinal legal research by exploring statutory regulations, international conventions, and doctrines that are relevant to the research topic.…”

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Challenges in Determining Jurisdiction for Transnational Crimes

Wibowo,

Hartiwiningsih,

Isharyanto

2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Globalization has brought significant changes to various aspects of society. One of its consequences is the rise of transnational crime that poses challenges in determining jurisdiction due to its involvement across multiple countries. This study addresses legal issues pertaining to the jurisdictional complexities of transnational crimes and explores potential solutions. Employing a normative legal research approach with a focus on statutory and conceptual analysis, the findings reveal that classical jurisdictional frameworks are insufficient in addressing transnational crimes, which often span the jurisdictions of multiple nations. To address this issue, an expansion of the application of territorial principles, including objective territorial principles and non-mandatory jurisdictional principles, is proposed. Under this expanded framework, the country where transnational crime victims and consequences occur would have the authority to adjudicate.

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“…Sixth, international criminal law in the material sense of the word. 4 The term International Criminal Law or International Criminal Law or international Strafprocessrecht was originally introduced and developed by international legal experts from Europe such as: Friederich Meili in 1910 (Switzerland), Georg Schwarzenberger in 1950 (Germany), Gerhard Mueller in 1965 (Germany). ), J.P Froncois in 1967, Rolling in 1979 (Netherlands), Van Bemmelen in 1979 (Netherlands), then followed by legal experts from the United States such as: Edmund Wise in 1965 and Cherif Bassiouni in 1986 (United States of America).…”

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“…), J.P Froncois in 1967, Rolling in 1979 (Netherlands), Van Bemmelen in 1979 (Netherlands), then followed by legal experts from the United States such as: Edmund Wise in 1965 and Cherif Bassiouni in 1986 (United States of America). 5 So based on the various definitions of international criminal law, as has been stated, there are two important things from international criminal law, namely: 1. Material international criminal law are acts which according to international law-both based on customary international law and based on international conventions-are international crimes.…”

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Legal Review Regarding the Designation of Papuan Armed Criminal Groups as Terrorists in the Perspective of International Criminal Law

Prabayani,

Setiyono

2023

IJSSHR

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The Papuan Armed Criminal Group has been officially designated as a terrorist organization on April 29, 2021 by referring to the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5 of 2018 concerning Amendments to Law Number 15 of 2003 concerning the Stipulation of Government Regulations in Lieu of Law Number 1 of 2002 Concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Terrorism Becomes Law by the Indonesian government. This is thought to have caused the conflicts and tensions that have been occurring in Papua to continue to escalate until early 2023, to be precise, after the determination was made. The designation as a Terrorism organization certainly has an effect related to its status according to the provisions of International Criminal Law. In international criminal law, the status of the Papuan armed criminal group after being designated as terrorists has the same consequences when this group is referred to as KKB (Armed Criminal Group). His actions do not include international crimes that fall under the criminal jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) as regulated in the 1998 Rome Statute, however, terrorism crimes can be tried by the ICC if a terrorism case meets the requirements of an international crime. This research method uses a normative juridical method where the research is carried out by examining literature and secondary data, doctrines and principles in the science of law. The approach used in this research is a literature study which includes Primary Legal Materials, Secondary Legal Materials, and Tertiary Legal Materials. To support secondary material, data was obtained from documents or research journals regarding the Papuan KKB case.

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Karakteristik Tindak Pidana dalam Statuta ICC dan Dampak Pembentukan Pengadilan Pidana Internasional (ICC) terhadap Perkembangan Hukum Pidana

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Unraveling the Depths: Exploring Maritime Terrorism through International and National Legal Perspectives

Unraveling the Depths: Exploring Maritime Terrorism through International and National Legal Perspectives

Challenges in Determining Jurisdiction for Transnational Crimes

Legal Review Regarding the Designation of Papuan Armed Criminal Groups as Terrorists in the Perspective of International Criminal Law

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