The Efforts of the Maritime Security Agency in Preventing Transnational Crime at the State Frontier Are Viewed From the Strategic Position of the Riau Islands

Aprilia, Widia; Sutanto, Rudy; Prakoso, Lukman Yudho; Priyanto, Priyanto; Adriyanto, Agus

doi:10.53625/ijss.v2i5.4962

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“…However, to this day, the government regulation in question has never been implemented. as a law enforcement agency, only has the authority to stop, inspect, arrest, seize, and transfer sea vessels to the relevant authorised agency for further legal proceedings (Aprilia et al, 2023(Aprilia et al, , p. 2257. Glaringly obvious is that BAKAMLA needs further investigative authorisation.…”

Section: Indonesia's Maritime Security Governance At a Glancementioning

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Nurturing Hero or Villain: BAKAMLA as the Indonesian Coast Guard

Afriansyah,

Imanuel,

Darmawan

2024

PaG

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<p>Maritime security governance is crucial for Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago spread across a vast water area about the size of the United States. The existence of several law enforcement institutions to uphold Indonesian laws made governance and authority fractured and weak. Consequently, BAKAMLA was established to improve Indonesian maritime security governance by synergising and monitoring law enforcement at sea. Despite being supported politically by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, institutionally, BAKAMLA remains underperforming. This article discusses whether the existence of BAKAMLA fulfils Indonesia’s political and security needs to have an integrated coast guard institution. The article considers relevant literature and the research phase employed in-depth interviews with stakeholders of Indonesia’s law enforcement officers at sea. This article concludes that BAKAMLA is still relevant if significant adjustments are made to institutional empowerment by revising and harmonising relevant laws. Such revision reflects the aspirations of political support and will from the Indonesian government to BAKAMLA.</p>

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Section: Indonesia's Maritime Security Governance At a Glancementioning

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Nurturing Hero or Villain: BAKAMLA as the Indonesian Coast Guard

Afriansyah,

Imanuel,

Darmawan

2024

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“…Badan Koordinasi Keamanan Laut (Bakorkamla) merupakan lembaga koordinasi nonstruktural sebelum dibentuknya Badan Keamanan Laut Republik Indonesia (Bakamla). Lembaga tersebut didirikan sebagai upaya dari pemerintah untuk menjamin adanya sinergi pelaksanaan penegakan hukum, menjamin keamanan dan keselamatan laut di wilayah Indonesia oleh berbagai lembaga lainnya sehingga menghindari tumpang tindih kewenangan dalam pelaksanaannya (Aprilia, Sutanto, Prakoso, Priyanto, & Adriyanto, 2023). Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Laut (TNI AL) merupakan lembaga utama dalam menjamin adanya keamanan wilayah laut Indonesia dengan pelaksanaan tugasnya untuk menegakkan kedaulatan, keutuhan wilayah laut Negara dari berbagai jenis ancaman (Rahman, Mufida, Handayani, & Kuntanaka, 2021).…”

Section: Keamanan Maritim Dalam Mengatasi Penggelapan Narkotika Melal...unclassified

Keamanan Maritim Untuk Memerangi Peredaran Gelap Narkotika Lintas Negara Melalui Jalur Laut Di Indonesia

Hartono,

Bakharuddin

2023

JII

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Peredaran gelap narkotika secara transnasional ke Indonesia banyak terjadi melalui jalur laut, yang mengharuskan adanya strategi sinergis untuk meningkatkan keamanan maritim. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisa tindak pidana narkotika sebagai salah satu jenis kejahatan transnasional berdasarkan gagasan Keamanan Maritim. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dengan memfokuskan pada data sekunder sebagai dasar analisis. Data sekunder dikumpulkan melalui studi pustaka. Analisis dilakukan dengan metode analisis induktif dan logis. Temuan menunjukkan bahwa peredaran gelap narkotika di Indonesia melalui jalur laut terbagi menjadi tiga bagian utama, di wilayah barat melalui Selat Malaka, di wilayah tengah melalui Laut Sulawesi dan Laut Cina Selatan dan terakhir di bagian Timur melalui Papua. Berdasarkan pada konsep keamanan maritim, peredaran gelap narkotika kemudian termasuk dalam tindakan penyelundupan (smuggling) yang dapat memberikan ancaman kepada pembangunan ekonomi (economic development) dan keamanan manusia (human security). Penanggulangannya kemudian memerlukan peran dari BNN, BAKAMLA, DJBC, TNI AL dan Polri dalam membentuk sistem kerja antar instansi (inter-agency working system).

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“…Technology plays a crucial role in enforcing marine regulations and combating illegal activities. Satellite-based monitoring systems, electronic surveillance, and real-time tracking tools help authorities detect and prevent illegal fishing, poaching, and other unauthorized activities in marine protected areas and exclusive economic zones (Aprilia et al, 2023). These technologies provide valuable evidence These are just a few examples of the wide range of technologies employed in marine policy.…”

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Technology advancement and international law in marine policy, challenges, solutions and future prospective

Bilawal Khaskheli,

Wang,

Zhang

et al. 2023

Front. Mar. Sci.

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The use of technology and international law in marine policy is becoming increasingly vital as we seek to address the challenges facing our oceans. Technology has revolutionized our ability to monitor, understand, and manage marine ecosystems, providing valuable tools for data collection, analysis, and decision-making. International law, ocean governance ensuring marine environment represented by the frameworks such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), plays a crucial role in governing the use of technology and establishing guidelines for the sustainable management of marine resources. This paper explores the intersection of technology and international law in marine policy, highlighting the transformative impact of technology on our understanding of the oceans and the legal frameworks that shape our approach to marine conservation. It examines the benefits of technology in enabling evidence-based decision-making and fostering international collaboration, while also addressing the legal and regulatory complexities that arise. The paper emphasizes the need for ongoing dialogue and the development of international legal frameworks to adapt to emerging technologies and discourse ethical considerations, and by harnessing the power of technology and international law, we can work towards effective marine policies that ensure the conservation and sustainable use of our oceans for future generations.

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The Efforts of the Maritime Security Agency in Preventing Transnational Crime at the State Frontier Are Viewed From the Strategic Position of the Riau Islands

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Nurturing Hero or Villain: BAKAMLA as the Indonesian Coast Guard

Nurturing Hero or Villain: BAKAMLA as the Indonesian Coast Guard

Keamanan Maritim Untuk Memerangi Peredaran Gelap Narkotika Lintas Negara Melalui Jalur Laut Di Indonesia

Technology advancement and international law in marine policy, challenges, solutions and future prospective

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