MEASURING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN HANDLING TERRORISM IN INDONESIA

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Published: Feb 28, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52783/rlj.v11i1.348
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Handling Restorative Justice Terrorism Harmony

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PUJIYONO SUWADI
law Professor and Vice of Dean majoring Academic, Research and Students Affairs at the Faculty of Law of Universitas Sebelas Maret, Surakarta, Indonesia
REDA MANTHOVANI
Lecturer, Faculty of law Pancasila University, Jakarta, Indonesia
BAMBANG SUGENG RUKMONO
Prosecutor at General Prosecutor of Republic Indonesia
SENIWATI
Lecturer, Faculty of Social Sciences and Government Science of Hasanudin University, Indonesia
NOOR SAPTANTI
Practitioner Lecturer, Law Faculty of UNS, Indonesia

Abstract

Terrorisme is extraordinary crime which penetrates the barriers of religion and state. The crime of terrorism has grown rapidly in Indonesia which can be threatening security on a national or international scale. Terrorism grows because of two fundamental factors, namely economic deprivation and political injustice. So far, the approach to countering terrorism in Indonesia is not encouraging, it is proven that terrorism crimes still occur every year. A repressive approach to enforcing the law of retaliation must be breached with the possibility of opening up opportunities for the implementation of restorative justice in dealing with terrorism, particularly in the criminal justice system. To finish this study, a conceptual and statutory study is carried out so that it gets an adequate discussion. For this reason, it is necessary to enforce laws that are firm and do not benefit either party, by using the Restorative Justice approach which is considered capable of achieving justice in handling cases of terrorism in Indonesia.

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