Abstract
Conflict arises as a result of various forms of difference and importance, but the most common is the difference of opinion. As happened to the community of Mempawah Districts, there was an indication of heresy that runs by the Fajar Nusantara Movement Group (Gafatar). Gafatar had opposite goals with what the local and central government has implemented. This research is to design a model for handling conflicts between Gafatar and the community in the law approach. The research method applied is qualitative. Data collection used interview technique, documentation technique, and narratives. The results of this study have designed models for handling conflicts between Gafatar and the Mempawah community in a legal approach. The research has also emphasized the role of the state and the its military and security apparatus to keep order and solve tribal issues. Resolving the Gafatar group conflict with West Kalimantan MUI is the central case of this study.
Highlights
The law approach aims to protect every individual and various actors from various conflicts that occur
The researchers are interested in doing further research, namely, to design a model for handling conflicts between Gafatar and the community in the law approach
The result found a model of conflict-handling between Gafatar with the Mempawah’s community in the law approach, which consists of two elements
Summary
The law approach aims to protect every individual and various actors from various conflicts that occur. The purpose of Gafatar was as a place to gather the sons and daughters of the archipelago in bringing together an understanding of moral humanity and nationality that is inclusive, solid, intelligent, and united as a means of communication and fostering brotherhood both in Indonesia and in other states in the world. This group tried to maintain and fight for the noble ideals of the nation embodied in the 1945 Constitution’s Preamble. The distribution of the Gafatar group in West Kalimantan in more detail is in Table 1 below
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