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Quo Vadis: Pancasila Industrial Relations in Modern Slavery (A Case Study of the Oriental Circus Indonesia) Seruni, Puti Mayang; Febrianti, Lidia; Putri Amri, Halillah Zauza
LEGAL BRIEF Vol. 15 No. 1 (2026): April: Law Science and Field
Publisher : IHSA Institute

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35335/legal.v15i1.1635

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The alleged slavery case involving the Oriental Circus Indonesia reveals long-standing exploitation and human rights violations, including violence, forced labor, and the deprivation of victims' identities from childhood. Although the OCI denies the allegations, this case demonstrates that modern slavery persists and contradicts the principles of Pancasila industrial relations, which uphold human dignity. This study aims to examine the gap between legal norms and practice, while also opening up new research opportunities related to modern slavery from an industrial relations perspective in Indonesia. This research method is normative-empirical and descriptive-analytical. This study found that modern slavery in Indonesia is a growing phenomenon due to unequal relations between workers and employers and weak protection and supervision. Although Pancasila Industrial Relations emphasizes human dignity and justice in employment relations, without effective implementation, exploitative practices leading to slavery still have the potential to occur. Modern slavery in Indonesia still occurs despite being contrary to Pancasila Industrial Relations, as reflected in the Oriental Circus Indonesia case, which demonstrates the unequal relations, a la Karl Marx. Its persistence is fueled by poverty, low education, weak supervision, and the difficulty of proving, thus reflecting normative, structural, and cultural failures
Co-Authors Amalia, Kayla Ananta, Muhammad Rifki Agung Astuti, Andari Wuri Ayu, Dira Putri Azmawati, Dian Azzahra, Kayla Amalia Benita, Alodia Desvianti, Erika Efendi Ibnususilo Ervaneli, Ervaneli Fakhriya, Naidan Tsaqif Dwi Fatimah Sari, Fatimah Fatmawati, Sri Wahyuni Gandhi, Dianita Widya Hanianjaya, Shaka Mahfiyani, Mahfiyani Melina, Monika Monalisa, Dian Mufdlilah, Mufdlilah Muthmainni, Ainun Nafsi Noviana, Rita Nurfatonah, Apriyani Pabidang, Siswanto Permatasari, Kiki Prasetya, Sigit Puspita, Rahmania Puti Mayang Seruni Putri Amri, Halillah Zauza Putri, Ayu Andini Suganda Rahmalia, Rahmalia Rasekina, Ayuke Rita Noviana S, Thamrin Safira, Nadya Sambah, Thamrin Sani, Tina Sari, Diah Ely Permata Shandy Wigya Sija, Achnes Siwi, Pramesti Syafrinaldi Syafrinaldi Syahputra, Raihan Dhimas Syswianti, Desy Tsaroyyaa, Rona Utami, Risfa Mulya Septiana Yakayum Yulandari, Arlina Setiyani Yusnaini Yusnaini