Forest Register 45 Mesuji Lampung: Agrarian Conflict, Social Exclusion and Human Rights Violations

[...]in addition to suffering from the conflict, their constitutional rights as citizens have been neglected. [...]the 2011 decision of the Mesuji case seemed to be taken as a justification for the fact that none of those suggestions were implemented. [...]although resident in the Register 45 area f...

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Published in:Environmental policy and law 2018-12, Vol.48 (5), p.312-316
Main Authors: Wahab, Oki Hajiansyah, Tisnanta, H.S., Rahayu
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Community
Constitution
Economic crisis
Forestry
Human rights
Identity cards
Law enforcement
Laws
Legal research
Minority & ethnic violence
Plantations
Politics
Social exclusion
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Summary:[...]in addition to suffering from the conflict, their constitutional rights as citizens have been neglected. [...]the 2011 decision of the Mesuji case seemed to be taken as a justification for the fact that none of those suggestions were implemented. [...]although resident in the Register 45 area for a dozen years, the Moro-Moro citizens have not been issued identity cards and their political rights have been lost. [...]of the rising tide of such conflict, the Moro-Moro have been illegally stigmatised as encroachers by the government - a stigma which has caused them to suffer negative impacts on and losses of basic rights that are regulated and protected by the Indonesian Constitution and other various laws and regulations.
ISSN:0378-777X
1878-5395
DOI:10.3233/EPL-180094