Perlindungan Hukum Hak atas Tanah Adat (Studi Kasus di Provinsi Aceh Khususnya Kabupaten Bener Meriah)

Ahyar, Ahyar

doi:10.30641/dejure.2018.v18.289-304

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“…49 It's recognized that the denial of customary rights without the consent of indigenous peoples constitutes a violation of human rights. 50 This is stated in Article 6 of Law Number 39 of 1999 on how the needs of indigenous peoples must be considered and protected. 51 Profound values must be comprehended by the entire community, including the government, emphasizing that nature is a vital asset for the Indonesian Nation, particularly for numerous Indigenous Peoples who rely on nature.…”

Section: Conceptualization Of Nature As a Legal Subject In Indonesiamentioning

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Conceptualizing Nature as a Legal Subject: A Comparative Study of Laws Between Indonesia, New Zealand, and Ecuador

Fadillah,

Azhari

2024

JULR

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<p class="SJAbstractContent"><em>This paper aims to find out the extent to which Indonesia views the concept of nature as a legal subject. This research can provide comprehensive information and understanding, which focuses on comparative law and how the application of the Theory of Legal Transplantation. Two experiences have occurred, namely in New Zealand and Ecuador, which have answered the view of nature as a legal subject. Based on these two experiences, it becomes urgent in the preparation of this research to describe the concept of nature as a legal subject in Indonesia by comparing Indonesian regulations on environmental protection and examining how Indonesia views the concept of nature as a legal subject through the existing legal system, as well as definitive legal subjects. The method used is normative juridical with a comparative approach and conceptual approach. The writing of this legal Article has the novelty of discussing the application of Articles 66 and 91 of Law Number 32 of 2009, which explicitly discusses the concept of nature as a legal subject in Indonesia and the view of Legal Transplantation Theory. The results of this study indicate that Indonesia's Law on environmental protection still does not need to recognize nature as a legal subject. Still, with the experience of two countries that have accommodated nature as a legal subject, it is not impossible through Legal Transplantation Theory that the influence in the form of legal instruments or concepts can be transplanted to the Indonesian State as a source of environmental protection regulation formation.</em></p>

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Section: Conceptualization Of Nature As a Legal Subject In Indonesiamentioning

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Conceptualizing Nature as a Legal Subject: A Comparative Study of Laws Between Indonesia, New Zealand, and Ecuador

Fadillah,

Azhari

2024

JULR

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“…Salah satu masalah sosial yang muncul adalah pergaulan muda-mudi yang ditandai oleh kebebasan yang lebih besar, sering kali tanpa menghargai nilai-nilai dan norma yang berlaku (Green, 2013). Hal ini dapat melibatkan perilaku yang tidak sejalan dengan tradisi dan adat istiadat yang telah dipegang teguh oleh masyarakat setempat selama bertahun-tahun (Ahyar, 2018).…”

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Relevansi Adat Istiadat Gayo Lues dalam Konteks Perubahan Sosial: Perspektif Generasi Muda

Darmawan,

Radiansyah

2023

Al Mabhats

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The aim of this study is to analyze the phenomenon of the relevance of the traditional customs of the Gayo Lues Tribe in the context of social change from the perspective of the younger generation. Within a sociological framework, these customs are interpreted as obligations that serve as a significant foundation in the decision-making process to resolve social issues. This research utilizes a qualitative method, with a literature review approach. The data collected through this process is then analyzed descriptively, analytically, historically, and comparatively. The findings reveal a gap in the younger generation's understanding of the traditional customs of the Gayo tribe in Aceh. Despite this, the younger generation plays a vital role in preserving cultural identity and the continuity of traditional customs and requires preventive assimilation. Furthermore, the renewal and adaptation of customs are necessary for the younger generation to maintain their relevance in a modern context. The research also explores contemporary challenges in the changes in values and norms experienced by the younger generation, which potentially threaten the relevance of traditional customs. The implications of the research involve establishing a dialogue to reach a consensus among the younger generation, the older generation, and traditional leaders. Abstrak: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis fenomena relevansi adat istiadat Suku Gayo Lues dalam konteks perubahan sosial perspektif generasi muda. Dalam kerangka sosiologis, adat istiadat diinterpretasikan sebagai kewajiban yang menjadi landasan penting dalam proses pengambilan keputusan untuk menyelesaikan masalah sosial. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif, dengan pendekatan penelitian kepustakaan. Data yang dikumpulkan melalui proses ini kemudian dianalisis secara deskriptif, analitis, historis, dan komparatif. Hasil penelitian mengungkap kesenjangan pemahaman adat istiada pada generasi muda Suku Gayo di Aceh. Meski demikian generasi muda berperan penting dalam mempertahankan identitas budaya dan kesinambungan adat istiadat dan membutuhkan asimilasi preventif. Selain itu diperlukan pembaharuan dan adaptasi adat istiadat, generasi muda dapat menjaga relevansinya dalam konteks modern. Penelitian juga mengeksplorasi tantangan kontemporer pada perubahan nilai dan norma yang dialami oleh generasi muda, yang berpotensi mengancam relevansi adat istiadat. Penelitian berimplikasi membentuk dialog untuk mencapai konsensus antara generasi muda, generasi yang lebih tua, dan tokoh adat.

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“…These methods will be arranged so that things that are not detrimental to the public and State interests occur "In article 50 paragraphs (1) it is explained that "further provisions regarding property rights are regulated by Law". However, this customary ownership right is guaranteed by article 56 of the UUPA where: "as long as the Law regarding ownership rights is because the article 50 paragraph (1) has not yet been established, then the provisions of the local customary law and other regulations concerning rights on land which gives authority as referred to in article 20, as long as it does not conflict with the soul and the provisions of this law." 10.…”

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Revitalization of the Model of Land Tenure Management According to the Adat Law of the Dayak Aoheng Tribe Based on Justice Value

Avan¹,

Gunarto²,

Wahyuningsih³

2020

IJAR

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Perlindungan Hukum Hak atas Tanah Adat (Studi Kasus di Provinsi Aceh Khususnya Kabupaten Bener Meriah)

Cited by 11 publications

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Conceptualizing Nature as a Legal Subject: A Comparative Study of Laws Between Indonesia, New Zealand, and Ecuador

Conceptualizing Nature as a Legal Subject: A Comparative Study of Laws Between Indonesia, New Zealand, and Ecuador

Relevansi Adat Istiadat Gayo Lues dalam Konteks Perubahan Sosial: Perspektif Generasi Muda

Revitalization of the Model of Land Tenure Management According to the Adat Law of the Dayak Aoheng Tribe Based on Justice Value

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