Ratifikasi ICCPR dan Praktek Hukuman Mati di Indonesia 2005 - 2015

Mohamad Dziqie Aulia Alfarauqi, Dafri Agussalim

2015 | Tesis | Ilmu Hubungan Internasional

ABSTRACT This thesis will explain how patterns of compliance to the ICCPR by Indonesia and its relation to the application of the death penalty in Indonesia. Application of executions Indonesia is among the development of human rights norms on the elimination (abolition) of the death penalty vigorously echoed by the United Nations as well as by actors non-states such as Amnesty International, this thesis will begin the discussion by analyzing the process and the reasons and logic of what to wear Indonesia from the start why Indonesia ratified the ICCPR and on the other hand continues to apply the death penalty. Referring to the state of Indonesia was committed to have ratified the ICCPR and also have done legalization into domestic law. The logic led to a pattern of compliance undertaken by Indonesia in implementing the rules and policies of the international regime. In this thesis the authors see that although there are patterns of adherence to the ICCPR Indonesia but Indonesia tend not adhere to the norms of the ICCPR and there are factors that affect the non-compliance with these factors relating to enforcement that existing and accepted by Indonesia Keywords : ICCPR, Human Rights, Death Penalty, Indonesia, Compliance,

Kata Kunci : Hukuman Mati - Indonesia