The Design of Assets Appropriation Law based on Human Rights and Pancasila Study in Indonesia

Abstract

Efforts to recover assets resulting from crimes (delicts) is one of discussion in anti-corruption society recently. Draft Law on Asset Forfeiture aims at bringing easiness in asset recovery from criminal acts. Draft Law on Asset Forfeiture contains very good regulation and has clear goals for now and in the future, but of course it must look at various aspects so that it can be implemented properly in the future, such as aspects of human rights and based on Pancasila. This research used a library approach. The nature of the research is descriptive and prescriptive and analyzed by means of content analysis. The results of this study indicate that the aspect of Human Rights is very important to note and all the rules contained in the Draft Law on the Asset Forfeitures must be based on Pancasila as a source of law in Indonesia.

Ensuring Member Savings Protection During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study of KSPPS Istiqlal Pekalongan, Central Java, Indonesia

“…Protection of property is a mandate from Article 28 D and Article 28 G of the 1945 Constitution, which state that everyone has the right to be treated equally before the law and has the right to receive recognition, protection, and fair legal certainty (Indriyanto et al, 2023). As a human right, everyone has the right to protect himself, his family, his honor and dignity, and his property, as well as the right to obtain security and protection from something frightening (Taufiq El Haque et al, 2023;Zico Junius Fernando, Pujiyono, 2023). Based on this provision of the 1945 Constitution, KSPPS members are entitled to protection for their savings as part of their property.…”