Ketimpangan Antara Pemenuhan Hak Sipil dan Hak-Hak lainnya pada Anak Sunda Wiwitan, Cireundeu, Cimahi

Putro, Zaenal Abidin Eko; Kosasih, Kustini

doi:10.30641/ham.2021.12.485-502

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“…In several countries, the availability of playrooms for early childhood with ideal facilities is a must. Provision of child-friendly public facilities such as playrooms, study rooms, public transportation, and recreational areas is not yet available, and in Indonesia itself, an ideal playroom has not been a major concern [11]. Children's play activities in the playroom are necessary for their own development.…”

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The Presence of a Play Space for Post Disaster Recovery

Sari¹,

Kurniati²,

Fajari³

2023

Acta Pedagogia Asia

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From the year 2000 to the year 2022, Indonesia has had a number of natural disasters that were big enough to be called "national disasters." After a natural disaster occurs, it has a significant physical and social impact. The Simple Multi Attribute Rating Technique (SMART) method is applied to determine the handling priority after a disaster due to the simple calculation process. The physical and psychological impacts caused by natural disasters in Indonesia are often ignored consciously. With the aim of normalization, it is necessary to repair and restore all aspects of public or community services as part of an effort to rehabilitate post-disaster areas. It is important to recognize the contribution to post-disaster reconstruction for victims who lost daily routine activities, emotional disturbance, family loss, and a sense of security. Trauma can be categorized as acute versus chronic and early versus late. The focus of this study was examining the presence of play spaces for post-disaster recovery. The hope is that this research aims to find out the extent of the presence of play spaces in providing services for post-disaster rehabilitation and reconstruction.

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The Presence of a Play Space for Post Disaster Recovery

Sari¹,

Kurniati²,

Fajari³

2023

Acta Pedagogia Asia

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“…However, this is still difficult for homeless people and people with social welfare problems (PMKS) in Indonesia (Firdaus, 2016). This FMD can be categorized as a minority group in the sense of a vulnerable group (Putro & Kosasih, 2021). This is a result of the imbalance of availability with the need for decent housing.…”

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Decent Housing Rights Handling Related to Backlog During Covid-19 Pandemic: Samarinda City Case Study

Asnar

2023

ISS

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Background: Backlog issues were the main problems during the pandemic. Samarinda City Government is trying to overcome this by presenting affordable housing with the concept of the welfare state (wohlfahrtsstaat). However, this has not been realized, especially for the homeless and People with Social Welfare Problems (PMKS). Aim: This study aims to analyze the Samarinda City Government’s effort to overcome the backlog issue to fulfill the right to decent housing for PMKS. Method: This research used a juridical normative method by statute and a case study approach with legal sociological. Findings: The results show the housing rights fulfillment in Samarinda City has not been fulfilled as a crucial issue to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. The policy implications are still in conflict with constraints such as land availability and are not yet equity-oriented. It is necessary to synchronize policy arrangements with the fulfillment of rights through human rights conventions which are ratified by the Samarinda City Government on availability, affordability, and sustainability aspects.

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“…However, being excluded from the state's facilitated religions affects indigenous people to seek and to modify their public exposure like for example by attaching their entity with one of the six state serviced religions (Mutaqin, 2014;Syaputra & Nasution, 2020). Accordingly, most studies on indigenous religions in Indonesia put more emphasis on struggling of indigenous religion people to get state' interest as well as state acknowledgment (Schiller, 1996;Picard & Madinier, 2011;Fajriyah & Kustini, 2013;Maarif, 2015;Bharti, 2019;Putro & Kosasih, 2021), and only a few of them trying to explore the value and teaching belong to indigenous religion that they utilize them to adapt and to adopt with the current social development such for example implementing ecotourism enterprise based on their uniqueness as particular community.…”

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Ecotourism of Cireundeu and Basic Sundanese' Way of Life

Putro¹,

Kustini²

2022

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Nowadays, some indigenous religion members in Indonesia are still fighting to grasp a fully civil rights recognition granted by the state. However, the way of such effort undertaken by people of Sunda Wiwitan of Cireundeu Cimahi is different. Rather than claiming the civil rights rigorously, they introduce as well as organize community ecotourism by preserving natural environment combined with Sundanese culture. This article aims at uncovering social changing around the shifting point of organizing ecotourism, objections from outsiders and adaptation with social environment whereby they negotiate with. Based on qualitative research which focuses on observation, in-depth interview, as well as literature study, this paper aims to portray the ecotourism initiative and its recent empowerment in this community which currently makes their customary village (kampung adat) well-known as one of the Sundanese cultural tourism destinations for not only Bandung greater area people, but also for the people of outside Bandung and abroad as well. The result shows that albeit some restrictions on expressing civil rights status still occur, having previous experience of losing informal job and objections from other groups alike, this community can maximize their teaching as well as their natural landscape potential in managing self-ecotourism based on their local cultural values.

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Ketimpangan Antara Pemenuhan Hak Sipil dan Hak-Hak lainnya pada Anak Sunda Wiwitan, Cireundeu, Cimahi

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The Presence of a Play Space for Post Disaster Recovery

The Presence of a Play Space for Post Disaster Recovery

Decent Housing Rights Handling Related to Backlog During Covid-19 Pandemic: Samarinda City Case Study

Ecotourism of Cireundeu and Basic Sundanese' Way of Life

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