Gracesy Prisela Christy, Marthen Nappang, Musakkir, Wiwik Heryani
Jurnal
Legal Policy on determining the status of Armed Violence Groups in Papua: Separatist or Terrorist
Abstrak
Based on its history, before being labeled as a terrorist by the government, acts of
violence committed by a group of people in Papua received different names, the number of
armed conflicts that have been or are currently occurring in various countries in the world,
this conflict can be divided into two, namely international armed conflict and international
armed conflict. non-international armed conflicts (conflicts within the state) The Police call
the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) while the Indonesian National Army uses the term Armed
Separatist Group (KSB), but for the Free Papua Organization (OPM), the group is a fighter
who wants to separate from Indonesia. The estuary of the conflict in Papua due to the actions
of the Armed Criminal Group (KKB), which is a pro-independence group in Papua, prompted
the government to take firmer action by establishing the Papuan KKB as a terrorism group.
Of course, this brings pros and cons in various circles. This study aims to examine the
determination of the KKB as an objective and appropriate terrorism group according to
criminal law, especially when examined from the Terrorism Law. The research method uses
normative research methods. Based on the results of the research, it is known that the
government has correctly established the KKB as a terrorism group because the actions
taken by the KKB indicate the fulfillment of the elements of terrorism in the Terrorism Act,
although there are still several things. different from the criteria of terrorist groups in the
world with their networks and movements with other groups. armed criminals who are
currently designated as terrorists.
Keywords
KKB, Crime, Separatis, Terrorism.
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