Dari Pembangunanisme ke Penghormatan HAM

Abstract

The author argues  that Indonesian  national   law has to date adequately accommodated   human  rights considerations,  parricularly in the revised  1945
Constitution  and Human Rights  Laws No. 39of1999    and 26 of 2000, inter alia.
He also  argues, however,  that there has been no significant  progress in implementing  human rights  pnnciples  within the development   sector.  The paper descriptively elaborates  on a human  rights based approach to development.   It outlines  a history  of the evolution of development  and human rights paradigms in Indonesia  and offers justification  for using human rights  as a reference point in development,  consistent  with the Vienna  Declaration.   The article  then provides  a perspective  on how a rights-based    approach can be utilised  in ongoing  development  planning  in Indonesia.