Examination Committee: Diajeng Wulan Christianty, Ifdhal Khasim,Trihoni Nalesti Dewi
Assistant: Isa Soemawijaya and Maria Louisa
Chief Editor:Indriaswati Dyah Saptaningrum and Zainal Abidin
Editor: Egidius Patnistik
Number of pages:viii, 108 pages
Impresum:
Publisher: ELSAM in cooperation with The Asia Foundation and The Denmark Royal Embassy
Price: Rp 25.000
This book serves public examination results toward human rights tribunal verdicts related to Abepura case that happened on the 7th of December 2000. This examination applies legal approaches, either international and national criminal law or international and national human rights law.
The result of this examination which pleads the suspects is innocent shows judges’ incompetence in term of knowledge and skills in using several standards, norms, and the valid law.
However, is the acquittal purely caused by judges’ incompetence or there is `external jurisdiction` factor behind? This thing is possibly happened, but it seems to be beyond this public examination. At least, from this examination we can get the point of facts that injustice is on one side meanwhile a fair of law enforcement on another side.
Table content:
Preface
Chapter 1. Prelude
A. Background
B. The purpose of Examination
C. Scope ( coverage)
D. Examination Committee
E. Report Systematic
Chapter 2. Inquiry, Investigation, and Charging
A. Case General Overview
B. Compliance of the human rights violation elements in form of crimes against humanity and commander responsibility
C. Chapter 3. Session of the court
D. General Overview
E. Evidence Aid using in a court
F. Proof of crimes toward humanity and command responsibility
Chapter
4. Charging
A. Requisite of charging
B. Verification pattern of crimes and crimes accountability of the judge
C. Elements which are described by the judge
D. Indemnification Petition and judge analysis
Chapter 5. Conclusion and Recommendation
Inquiry Phase
Investigation and Charging Phase
Session of the court phase
Session verdict
Recommendation
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