Commitment Background


What are the public issues that are resolved in this commitment?

The civil society`s freedom to participate in safeguarding democratic governance is getting limited, as indicated by several facts. First, there is the criminalisation of civil society who exercise their right to information and critical expression of a public policy. Second, the lack of protection for data security and civil society who exercise the right to information and expression. Finally, there is excessive and arbitrary use of force and authority against the right to assemble and organize. In this case, it is necessary to strengthen understanding related to restorative justice which can provide an alternative to imprisonment. Restorative justice has been implemented through various government policies and programs, such as the Juvenile Criminal Justice System (SPPA). However, there is no restorative justice policy direction for cases related to the right to information, the right to organize, the right to an opinion and the right to assemble.

What is the commitment?

Conduct studies related to restorative justice implementation in various institutions such as the Police, the Supreme Court, and the Attorney General`s Office.

How will the commitment contribute to solving the public problem?

This commitment supports the realisation of more transparent restorative justice so that the community gets their rights in every judicial process.

Why is this commitment relevant to the Open Government values?

This commitment is in line with the Open Government values, namely participation, as the CSOs` involvement in the process of compiling studies related to restorative justice.

Commitment Alignment with the National Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMN) and SDGs

This commitment will support the 16th SDGs Goal of Strengthening Inclusive and Peaceful Communities for Sustainable Development, Providing Access to Justice for All, and Building Effective, Accountable and Inclusive Institutions at All Levels. Specifically, target 16.3 to encourage the rule of law at the national level and internationally and ensure equal access to justice for all. In addition, this commitment is following the 2020-2024 RPJMN, page 272, regarding increasing access to justice.

Activities related to the commitment:

Discussion with IJRS 06 October 2021: https://drive.bappenas.go.id/owncloud/index.php/s/FqwqA1BvaaGhbl1

Lead Implementing Ministry / Agencies
  1. Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency - Directorate of Law and Regulation
Lead Implementing Civil Society Organization
  1. 1. Asosiasi LBH APIK Indonesia
  2. 2. Indonesian Judicial Research Society (IJRS)
  3. 3. Yayasan LBH Indonesia (YLBHI)
  4. 4. SAFEnet Indonesia
Contact

sekretariat.ogi@bappenas.go.id
+6221-3148-551 ext. 3504


Commitment Implementation


Milestone Activity with a verifiable deliverable Status Evidence
The availability of research results and roadmaps on restorative justice related to the right to information, the right to expression, and the right to assemble and organise in the restorative justice blueprint. On Going Data Dukung B06 https://drive.bappenas.go.id/owncloud/index.php/s/0Zjp7up7H7mGOzX
Data Dukung B12 https://drive.bappenas.go.id/owncloud/index.php/s/I4Rh2pVWCzmt4e8
Data Dukung B18 https://drive.bappenas.go.id/owncloud/index.php/s/laV5FClvFCPny9e
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