Indonesian and Human Rights
Indonesia aims to uphold human rights in line with the United Nations Declaration and Actions in Vienna in 1993. The UN Declaration has inspired the Indonesian government to organize the Second national workshop on human rights.
The national action on human rights in Indonesia formulated in a program which has been enacted for five years, as imbued in the policy of the Indonesian five-year development program on the State Guidelines of the Republic of Indonesia.
The human rights action is expected to strengthen respect for the rights of the Indonesian people for justice as enacted in the 1945 Constitution.
There are four main pillars of the Indonesian actions on human rights namely:
1. Preparation on international human rights.
2. Dissemination and education of the people on human rights.
3. Priority on the implementation of human rights.
4. The implementation of international rules on human rights as approved by Indonesia.
The activities cover approval, dissemination and education on human rights, priorities on the implementation of human rights.
The national action on human rights in Indonesia formulated in a program which has been enacted for five years, as imbued in the policy of the Indonesian five-year development program on the State Guidelines of the Republic of Indonesia.
The human rights action is expected to strengthen respect for the rights of the Indonesian people for justice as enacted in the 1945 Constitution.
There are four main pillars of the Indonesian actions on human rights namely:
1. Preparation on international human rights.
2. Dissemination and education of the people on human rights.
3. Priority on the implementation of human rights.
4. The implementation of international rules on human rights as approved by Indonesia.
The activities cover approval, dissemination and education on human rights, priorities on the implementation of human rights.
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