Penerapan Kebijakan Komutasi Pidana Mati Pada RKUHP Dalam Perspektif Hukum Dan Hak Asasi Manusia

Nurdiansah, Muhamad Andre

doi:10.58812/jhhws.v2i01.150

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“…The economic condition of a country can be a factor affecting compliance. If a country is experiencing economic difficulties, the implementation of human rights rulings may be a challenge as the government's priorities may be more focused on economic issues (Nurdiansah, 2023). Governments that feel they have strong legitimacy among their population may be more emboldened to abide by human rights rulings without fear of losing political support.…”

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Analysis of International Human Rights Court Rulings Against Member States: A Review of Compliance and Its Consequences

Purnama Santhi,

Suandana Putra,

Nuarta

2024

JISS

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The international human rights framework requires cooperation and compliance from member states. Despite various mechanisms offering human rights protection, challenges persist in ensuring compliance and responding to human rights violations worldwide. In this research phase, a systematic literature review was conducted, employing an approach that referenced various sources available in various research databases. The research findings indicate that in analyzing the compliance of member states with international human rights court decisions, it can be concluded that the implementation of decisions involves a complex process and entails various factors. The mechanisms for implementing decisions at the national level require the involvement of legal institutions, civil society participation, collaboration with relevant parties, and education for law enforcement agencies

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Analysis of International Human Rights Court Rulings Against Member States: A Review of Compliance and Its Consequences

Purnama Santhi,

Suandana Putra,

Nuarta

2024

JISS

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“…Kasus-kasus pemberontakan (bughat) dan tindakan makar sering kali menjadi sorotan utama media dan menjadi perhatian serius pemerintah serta masyarakat. Dalam konteks ini, penegakan hukum terhadap pelaku bughat dan makar menjadi krusial untuk menjaga keutuhan negara dan keamanan masyarakat (Nuryadin, 2012). Fenomena ini mendorong perlunya kajian mendalam mengenai sanksi yang dikenakan terhadap pelaku bughat dan makar, baik dalam hukum Islam maupun hukum positif Indonesia (Almumtazah & Arifin, 2023).…”

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Sanksi Bughat dan Makar Dalam Hukum Islam dan Hukum Positif Indonesia

Amiruddin,

Syamsuar,

Hamdi

et al. 2024

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Masalah utama yang diangkat dalam penelitian ini adalah bagaimana memberikan sanksi yang sesuai dengan hukum Islam dan hukum positif kepada bughat dan pelaku makar dalam pemberontakan. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk memahami pandangan hukum Islam tentang bughat dan pandangan hukum positif tentang makar. Selain itu, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui bentuk sanksi hukum yang dapat diberlakukan sesuai dengan hukum Islam bagi bughat, dan sesuai dengan hukum positif bagi pelaku makar. Perbedaan dan persamaan antara bughat dan makar juga akan diidentifikasi menurut perspektif hukum Islam dan hukum positif. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kepustakaan, yaitu dengan mengumpulkan bahan dari sumber hukum primer, sekunder, dan tersier, baik dalam bentuk manual maupun digital. Metode analisis yang digunakan adalah metode deskriptif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa sanksi bagi bughat menurut hukum Islam adalah perlawanan dan hukuman mati (jarimah hudud), sesuai dengan Hadist Nabi yang diriwayatkan oleh Muslim. Namun, jika pemimpin memberikan pengampunan, maka bughat bisa mendapat jarimah ta’zir. Sementara itu, sanksi bagi pelaku makar menurut hukum positif adalah pidana mati dan pidana penjara sesuai dengan rumusan dalam Pasal 104, 106, 107, dan 108 KUHP. Namun, pemberian sanksi kepada bughat dan pelaku makar harus dilakukan dengan hati-hati dan melalui proses peradilan yang adil.

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“…In practice, deaf persons are able to sign a deed in their name before a notary because a deaf person is generally still in good health and can use their common sense to take legal action. 65 If the client is a deaf person, a notary, who generally does not have sign language skills, needs a sign language interpreter who can convey messages through sign language. Articles 43 and 44 of the Notary Law regulates the role of an official interpreter in case a deed is translated into a foreign language, but does not determine the need to use sign language interpreters for a deaf client, which may have implications for future problems and affect the authenticity of the deeds.…”

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Discourse on the Civil Rights of the Deaf People in Making a Notary Deed

Kumala

Sudantra

2023

UJLC

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It is generally said that disabled persons do not have proper access to justice and are not treated equally before the law. In Indonesia, the human rights approach has been incorporated into developing laws and policies for disabled persons. However, disabled people still face legal difficulties. This article aims to discuss the legal capacity of a deaf person to perform the legal action of making a deed before a notary in Indonesia from the perspectives of human rights, contracts, and notary laws. It reflects legal research that uses a statutory and conceptual approach. Primary legal materials are obtained from the national laws and regulations of Indonesia and relevant international legal instruments, while secondary legal materials are obtained from books, journal articles, and website content. The findings reveal that Indonesian national law generally recognizes the right of persons with disabilities, including deaf people, to perform civil law actions. In general, deaf people can sign a contract; however, there is no guarantee that they understand the communication process in making a deed. In this context, there are still obstacles related to the lack of sign language interpreters in Indonesia, which can complicate the transferring of information when making notarial deeds between deaf clients, notaries, and witnesses.

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Penerapan Kebijakan Komutasi Pidana Mati Pada RKUHP Dalam Perspektif Hukum Dan Hak Asasi Manusia

Cited by 3 publications

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Analysis of International Human Rights Court Rulings Against Member States: A Review of Compliance and Its Consequences

Analysis of International Human Rights Court Rulings Against Member States: A Review of Compliance and Its Consequences

Sanksi Bughat dan Makar Dalam Hukum Islam dan Hukum Positif Indonesia

Discourse on the Civil Rights of the Deaf People in Making a Notary Deed

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