2016
DOI: 10.31078/jk1212
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Mahkamah Konstitusi dan Hak Untuk Bebas Dari Perlakuan Diskriminasi

Abstract: Judicial interpretation of the right to be free from discrimination is a central issue in the practice of judicial review of the constitutionality of legislation by the MKRI. This article tries to describe and systematize this practice and then to restate the legal principles as it is stated by the MKRI into its case law. This article finds that, as a matter of principle, the MKRI adopts two main tests i.e. strict scrutiny and rational basis test to determine whether a legislation is contrary to the principle … Show more

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“…Dengan asas tersebut, terdapat tuntutan kepada pembentuk undang-undang maupun penyusun konstitusi untuk menggunakan bahasa yang jelas karena secara prospektif hal ini akan berkorelasi dengan daya kerja dari undang-undang maupun undang-undang dasar (Kurnia, 2014). Sifat jelas tersebut merupakan gradual dari keharusan tertulis.…”
Section: Bindingness Putusan Mkri Berdasarkan Supremacy-of-text Princ...unclassified
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“…Dengan asas tersebut, terdapat tuntutan kepada pembentuk undang-undang maupun penyusun konstitusi untuk menggunakan bahasa yang jelas karena secara prospektif hal ini akan berkorelasi dengan daya kerja dari undang-undang maupun undang-undang dasar (Kurnia, 2014). Sifat jelas tersebut merupakan gradual dari keharusan tertulis.…”
Section: Bindingness Putusan Mkri Berdasarkan Supremacy-of-text Princ...unclassified
“…The Court has nothing to do with the question whether the legislature has committed an absurdity (Bhat & Mir, 2020)." Penafsiran dalam Pasal 24C ayat (1) UUD NRI 1945 pun harus demikian, yakni tegak lurus pada bunyi peraturan, bukan pada ekstentifikasi penafsiran yang keluar dari makna gramatikal apalagi pada intent penyusun Konstitusi sebab: "It's the law that governs, not the intent of the lawgiver … the objective indication of the words, rather than the intent of the legislature, is what constitutes the law (Kurnia, 2014)." Menarik makna yang timbul dari ekstentifikasi diluar batas gramatikal pun harus dicegah untuk menghindari gejala sukarnya pemahaman hukum oleh masyarakat sebagaimana penjelasan Yus Badudu yang dikutip Sirajuddin (2016): "… seolah-olah bahasa hukum itu bahasa dengan corak sendiri, yang tidak sejalan dengan bahasa umum yang digunakan oleh masyarakat.…”
Section: Bindingness Putusan Mkri Berdasarkan Supremacy-of-text Princ...unclassified
“…This research believes that a policy that requires BPJS Health membership in land buying and selling, while on the other hand some people have not registered for BPJS Health membership, has the potential to cause violations of human rights principles. The potential for discrimination and violation of the right to personal freedom of the community in detail can be described as follows: The implementation of the principle of non-discrimination in the system of legislation in Indonesia is realized by the recognition of the provisions on freedom from discriminatory treatment in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia (UUD 1945) [11]. Some articles that regulate the prohibition of discrimination in the 1945 Constitution include Article 28D Paragraph (2) which determines that everyone has the right to recognition, guarantees, protection, and certainty of a fair law and equal treatment before the law; Article 28I Paragraph (2) regulates the right of everyone to be free from discriminatory actions [12]; Article 27 Paragraph (1) which determines that all citizens are equal before the law and government and must uphold the law and government without exception.…”
Section: Violation Of Human Rights Principles On the Obligation To Pa...mentioning
confidence: 99%