Integration Of Human Rights Institutions For Strengthening The Independence And Effectiveness Of Human Rights Protections In Indonesia

Abstrak / Ringkasan

This normative legal research adopts a conceptual and comparative approach, including data analysis
and qualitative description. There is a lack of integration between Indonesia’s three different human
rights institutions: the Indonesian National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM), the
National Commission on Violence Against Women (KomnasPerempuan) and the National
Commission for Child Protection (KPAI). These all have the same function and authority, which is to
ensure the protection and enforcement of human rights in Indonesia. However, this process is neither
independent nor effective, due to differences in the basic status of institutional law and budgetary
allocations. The strengthening of human rights institutions should be pursued via institutional
integration. These three institutions should be integrated and function as a whole, as is the case for
other international human rights institutions. Such a measure would enable the protection and
enforcement of human rights in Indonesia to become more independent and effective.

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