Non-Repressive Law In The Scope Of Criminal Implementation For The Terrorism Inmates In Indonesia

Research Article
Zulkifli
DOI: 
http://dx.doi.org/10.24327/ijrsr.2019.1006.3591
Subject: 
science
KeyWords: 
Non-Repressive Approach, Terrorism Prisoners, Criminal Implementation
Abstract: 

The consequences of terrorism regulated both in international and national law, makes the counterterrorism model system in handling prisoners through the implementation of a non-repressive approach (soft approach) to terrorism inmates as an effective choice. Guidance for prisoners of terrorism in prisons has not been implemented optimally. This can be seen from the formation of a network of terrorism carried out in prisons. Former inmates also returned to acts of terrorism after leaving prison, requiring a non-repressive approach (soft approach) to terrorism inmates in the implementation of crimes with a humanist approach is a breakthrough in completing the deradicalization of terrorism inmates. The effectiveness of the non-repressive (soft approach) approach to terrorism inmates is a substitute or complementary alternative to terrorist deradicalization programs. The non-repressive approach (soft approach) towards terrorist inmates with a humanist approach can be an important component in terrorist and conflict transformation in order to find constructive resolution which is a breakthrough in completing de-radicalization in the handling of terrorism inmates as an effort to build humanist awareness and wholeness in thinking terrorists which must be done in an integrated manner, disengagement with a humanist approach, soul approach, and dismissal of the spread of ideology, multiculturalism, and independence in the form of resocialization, reintegration, and at the same time the example that the government’s steps are not discriminatory in order to protect Indonesian citizens.