Law Enforcement Problems of Illegal Tin Mining in Realizing Restorative Justice: A Study at the Bangka Resort Police

Agustian, Rio Armanda; Salfutra, Reko Dwi; Robuwan, Rahmat

doi:10.33019/society.v9i2.305

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“…Furthermore, there are several Bangka Malay communities that subscribe to the value of "dak kawa nyusah." A negative attitude toward this value indicates that you do not want to worry yourself with renewable energy initiatives or processing mining permits [12,54,55]. However, the word "dak kawa nyusah" has a positive connotation, referring to a character that avoids interfering in the business of others and a type of tolerance [56,57].…”

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Muntok Society in the Globalization Stream Political Ethnic Tionghoa and Malay

Purwanta

2024

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With the passage of time and the tide of globalization, the city of Muntok has witnessed significant development. However, studies of Muntok relating to political changes in the last 10 years are still uncommon. This study focuses on the impact of political globalization on the interaction of Chinese and Malay ethnic communities in Muntok, Bangka. This study used qualitative approach with a literature or library study methodologies. According to the findings of the study, political globalization has the following effects: 1) increasing the use of public rights votes in general elections; 2) increasing the public vote of ethnic Chinese and Malay in political elections; and 3) increasing the involvement of Malaysians and Chinese in public elections because globalization does not arrange the vote for Chinese people. Many Malay people also choose the Tionghoa people. Finally, 4) there was a balance in the regional government in Muntok Bangka West between 2016 and 2019 (H. Parhan Ali (Malay ethnic) as Bupati and Markus (Tionghoa) as Deputy Bupati) and 2021–2026 (H. Sukirman as Bupati and Bong Ming Ming (Tionghoa) as Deputy Bupati). In conclusion, the significance of political globalization for the Muntok Bangka society is favorably evaluated, and the consequences of ethnic misunderstanding because of the Muntok society’s political globalization can be developed in historical learning material. Keywords: Muntok, politics, globalization, Tionghoa Malay, Bangka

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Muntok Society in the Globalization Stream Political Ethnic Tionghoa and Malay

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2024

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“…The coastal area, which should be free from mining according to RZWP3K, has long been subject to illegal exploitation due to its substantial tin potential, especially during periods of rising commodity prices. [8] Consequently, various conflicts have emerged, ranging from environmental concerns and law enforcement to social conflicts with local fishermen. The research in this paper focuses on examining the legal dimensions of mining in the case of Teluk Kelabat, with the aim of synthesizing the legal position and recommendations that should be followed to accommodate the interests of the community.…”

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Law Enforcement of Illegal Tin Mining in Teluk Kelabat, Bangka Belitung Islands

Nugroho,

Yanto

2024

Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Law and Mining Law, ICTA II-MIL 2023, 21st October 2023, Pangkalpi

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This research explores efforts to enforce the law against illegal tin mining in Teluk Kelabat, Bangka Belitung, utilizing a juridical-empirical method and a case study approach. Teluk Kelabat, officially designated as a zero-mining zone in the Coastal and Small Islands Zoning Plan (RZWP3K), has witnessed illegal mining activities by the local community since 2009, leading to social conflicts and significant environmental damage. The study identifies various events that occurred between 2014 and 2021, involving the government and local residents in law enforcement efforts. The government conducted raids and crackdowns to curb illegal mining, including the issuance of Regional Regulation No. 3 of 2020 designating Teluk Kelabat as a mining-free zone. However, the economic needs of the local population continue to drive ongoing illegal mining activities. Through an in-depth case study, this research highlights the challenges and obstacles in law enforcement, including community resistance to government initiatives. Here, the juridical-empirical method proves instrumental in understanding the legal aspects of the conflict, while the case study approach aids in detailing specific events. The research aims to optimize the mechanism of People's Mining Permit (IPR) by allowing mining in specific areas for a limited time and with stringent financial accountability mechanisms.

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Implications Of Illegal Community Mining For Economic Development In Bangka Regency, Indonesia

Rahayu,

Faisal

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The Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Province, Indonesia, is renowned for its extensive history of tin mining, a pivotal component of the local economy. Notably, this mining encompasses operations conducted by both corporate entities and individual community members, shaping the region's socio-economic landscape. This research seeks to investigate the multifaceted implications of community-led tin mining activities in Bangka Belitung. Employing a qualitative and socio-legal approach, the study underscores its significance in the acquisition of high-quality data derived from site visits, comprehensive surveys, and interviews with the diverse local community, encompassing various subsistence groups and socio-economic backgrounds. Our findings indicate that individual community mining activities have indeed contributed positively to the economic growth of the Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Province, particularly in the Bangka Regency. However, they also manifest negative repercussions in terms of illegal mining, which adversely affects state revenue due to unregistered taxpayers. Furthermore, these activities hinder human resource development and highlight a deficiency in the supervision of reclamation efforts undertaken by artisanal mining operators. Therefore, the study emphasizes the imperative for government intervention, focusing on community mining permits to enforce reclamation regulations and ensure sustainable, responsible mining practices.

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Law Enforcement Problems of Illegal Tin Mining in Realizing Restorative Justice: A Study at the Bangka Resort Police

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Muntok Society in the Globalization Stream Political Ethnic Tionghoa and Malay

Muntok Society in the Globalization Stream Political Ethnic Tionghoa and Malay

Law Enforcement of Illegal Tin Mining in Teluk Kelabat, Bangka Belitung Islands

Implications Of Illegal Community Mining For Economic Development In Bangka Regency, Indonesia

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