Indigenous peoples are part of a group that is vulnerable to violations of human rights. The violations that occur are caused by this vulnerable group that cannot defend itself without other parties' help. By using normative juridical research methods, it is found that indigenous peoples are part of the Indonesian people who have the same rights in the eyes of the state. Population rights, rights of religion and belief as well as land rights are rights that must be protected by the State of Indonesia. Indigenous peoples who are vulnerable to discrimination require legal protection and legal guarantees from the State of Indonesia. Human rights are part of the right to life and need to be upheld in Indonesia. Indigenous peoples are part of what must be protected by the state in upholding human rights.

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