Law Enforcement Cases of Human Rights Violations in Indonesia

Abstract

This study discusses the protection of the rights of terrorism suspects in the Indonesian criminal justicesystem. The rights of suspects, including those considered terrorists, are guaranteed by law. It is the hopeof all Indonesian people, the government, and especially law enforcement officers to deal with terrorismcrime cases quickly, precisely and correctly. Considering that it is feared that suspects who are suspected ofbeing perpetrators of terrorism will eventually become victims of human rights violations by law enforcementofficers (investigators) perhaps because of the influence of foreign pressure, which has dropped the stigmathat the suspect is automatically the perpetrator. For example, investigators take acts of terror against suspectsin terrorism cases so that they are willing to provide information and admit their actions. This study uses anormative juridical method which aims to analyze the effectiveness of law enforcement in cases of humanrights violations in Indonesia. This study uses primary data in the form of reports on investigations of humanrights violations and secondary data in the form of primary legal materials and secondary legal materials. Datacollection is done through library research. The results of the study indicate that the protection of the suspect’shuman rights in the Indonesian criminal justice system, especially in national law, is an important part ofdevelopment in the field of law, especially law enforcement against criminal acts of terrorism. due process model and theory adapted to Pancasila as the basis of the state and the 1945 Constitution.