This research aims to analyze the floods and landslides that occurred in North Sumatra in November 2025, causing many people to lose their homes, necessitating post-disaster recovery thru the Permanent Housing Program (Huntap). This research is based on the mechanism for fulfilling the right to permanent housing for flood victims and the legal certainty of land and building ownership from the perspective of maṣlaḥah mursalah. The method used is normative juridical research with a legislative approach and a conceptual approach, thru library study of various legal sources. The research results show that the Huntap Program is a form of state responsibility in ensuring the right to a decent place to live thru the provision of permanent housing, land registration, and the issuance of Ownership Certificates (SHM) to provide legal certainty for disaster victims.
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