Institusion
Universitas Kristen Indonesia
Author
Butar-Butar, Fernando Morientes
Subject
LAW
Datestamp
2023-03-31 10:10:03
Abstract :
Indonesia merupakan negara yang terdiri dari berbagai macam budaya dan
agama. Namun, keberagaman kehidupan beragama di Indonesia sering terjadi
konflik horizontal. Hal ini disebabkan oleh tidak tegasnya Pemerintah pusat dan
Pemerintah daerah dalam menangani konflik beragama. Selain itu adanya
regulasi rumah ibadat yang terkesan diskriminatif khususnya bagi kaum
minoritas.
Sejak pemberlakuan Peraturan Bersama Menteri nomor 8 dan 9 tahun 2006
yang mengatur regulasi rumah ibadat secara khusus seringkali minoritas
kesulitan dalam proses perizinan dan pembangunan rumah ibadat. Penelitian
ini dilakukan melalui studi pustaka dengan melihat berbagai contoh kasus di
lapangan yang pada umumnya merugikan kaum minoritas
Peraturan Bersama Menteri memiliki kekuatan yang kurang mengikat
secara hukum dibanding dengan Undang - Undang. Sudah banyak pihak yang
menganggap peraturan ini diskriminatif terlebih bagi kaum minoritas namun
belum ada tanda ? tanda Pemerintah akan bertindak terkait Peraturan Bersama
Menteri ini akan dicabut ataupun revisi bahkan dibuatkan dalam Undang-
Undang./ Indonesia is a country that consists of various cultures and religions. However, the
diversity of religious life in Indonesia often results in horizontal conflicts. This is
caused by the indecisiveness of the central government and regional governments
in dealing with religious conflicts. In addition, the existence of regulations on
houses of worship that seems discriminatory,especially,for,minorities.
Since the enactment of the Joint Ministerial Regulations number 8 and 9 of
2006 which specifically regulate the synagogue regulations, often the minority has
difficulties in the process of licensing and construction of houses of worship. This
research was conducted through a literature study by looking at various examples
of cases in the field which generally,disadvantage,minorities
Joint Ministerial Regulations have less legally binding force than the Law.
There have been many parties who consider this regulation discriminatory
especially for minorities but there are no signs that the Government will act in
conjunction with this Ministerial Joint Regulation which will be revoked or even
revised in the Law.