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The International Journal of Humanity Open-access and Non-profit journal provides a forum for academics and professionals to share the latest developments and advances in knowledge and practice of humanities and social sciences. It aims to foster the exchange of ideas on a range of important international subjects and to provide stimulus for research and the further development of Humanity and social science. The international perspective is further enhanced by the geographical spread of the contributors. The International Journal of Humanity all Articles which are refereed, comprise: empirical studies with practical application; examinations of theoretical and methodological developments in the field of humanity and social science studies; and reviews of the literature in humanity and international social science. International Standard Address Name 136-7099 Journal of Humanity is the official journal of the State University of Western Sulawesi.
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ANALYSIS OF DISPUTES JURIDICAL POLICE INVESTIGATORS AUTHORITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA THE ANTI CORRUPTION COMMISSION ON CRIME CORRUPTION LICENSE DRIVING SIMULATOR Lading, Frans
Journal of Humanity Vol 2, No 1 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.17

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Criminal acts of corruption in Indonesia is widespread within the community. Its development continued to increase from year to year, the number of cases from both and the amount of the financial loss to the State, as well as in terms of the quality of the criminal acts carried out increasingly systematic in scope as well as entering all aspects of peoples lives. The increased criminal acts of corruption which cannot be controlled would bring disaster not only to the life of the national economy but also, on the life of nation and State in General. Criminal acts of corruption were widespread and systematic as well a breach of the rights to social and economic rights of the community, and therefore all the criminal acts of corruption can no longer be classed as ordinary crimes, but rather has become an extraordinary crime. So in an effort can no longer be done on a regular, but prosecuted ways extraordinary.
LITERATURE CHILDREN - CHILD AS PROTAGONIST Silva, Wellington Amancio do
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.23

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This paper aims to contribute to issues related to social representations of children through the lens of the adult world; we recommend that fosters the childs opportunity to be author and co-author (protagonist) in the production of childrens literature and is known to be beyond their textual production considering that all production of children in school (painting, scribbling, drawings, sketches of letters and various signs) is recognized as childrens literature. 
THE EMERGENCE OF EARLY KINDOMS IN SOUTH SULAWESI: A Preliminary Remark on Governmental Contracts from the Thirteenth to the Fifteenth Century Abidin, Andi` Zainal; Aprasing, Andi
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.14

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Pactum subjectionis or governmental contract is a covenant or compact between the ruler and the ruled envisaging their mutual rights and responsibilities [Abidin 1971:159; Harvey 1974:18; Riekerk quoting Catlin 1969:12]. Among the early states discussed by various scholars, e.g., Claesen and Skalnik (1978), Geertz (1979), Selo Soemardjan (1978), Coedes (1967), Hall and Whitmore (Aeusrivongse 1979), Reid and Castles (Macknight 1975), none subscribed to the practice of governmental contracts, except Bone in South Sulawesi. Despite its uniqueness, to my knowledge nothing has been written on the pactum subjectionis of early kingdoms on South Sulawesi, nor has any research been undertaken on this subject. This paper discusses the formation of main kingdoms in South Sulawesi and especially the governmental contract in the so-called Cappagalae (he big three–Luwu’, Bone and Gowa); two members of Tellumpoccoe (the three allied kingdoms in 1592), that is, Wajo’ and Soppeng; and a petty kingdom already known in the I La Galigo Epic Cycle, Cina, later called Pammana. Examples of such govermental contract are found at the beginning sections of historical chronicles (Lontara’ attoriolong). Usually the very first parts of the chronicles contain a political myth which explains the origin of a dynasty as founded by a king or queen descending from heaven. Thus prior to the emergence of kingdoms in South Sulawesi, the first king called To Manurung (lit. He who came from the sky) had to make a contract with the representatives of the people called Ulu Anang or Matoa (Bugis)orKasuwiang(Makassar).
RENEGOTIATION MINING CONTRACT: LEGAL PARADIGM RECONSTRUCTION EFFORTS -, Marilang
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.19

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Renegotiation contract mining is not a priori notion that was born but is driven by the fact that empirical Work Contract (KK) and coal mining concessions of the Works Agreement (Cca) that are valid for this resulted in profits which are not comparable between countries with investors (domestic and foreign). In addition, Law No. 4 of 2009 about Mineral and Coal Mining (minerba) through article 169 have been injected that though the mining contracts during the validity of this, still respected until the end, however, if the implementation of these contracts give rise to distortions for the national interest, then the Government must encourage the investors to do Renegotiation against existing contracts to comply with legislation minerba forever within a period of one year since the enactment of the legislation this minerba. Renegotiation mining contracts that have been approved on the fact of the matter is simply an attempt to reconstruct the ruling paradigm, so with that paradigm shift, both parties can reach the intersection for the benefit of both parties, i.e. the parties proportionately Indonesia suffered no losses on the one hand, and the benefit of the domestic and foreign investors remain in reasonable limits on the other. 
INTERNATIONALISATION OF BENIN ART WORKS Ananwa, Chika Joseph
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.15

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The artworks of Benin are all about events and achievements, actual or mythical that occurred in the past. These art works was grounded on traditional values and religious beliefs, which also displayed iconographic affinities. Until 15th century A.D, Benin art items were not known outside the ancient Benin kingdom and commanded very little monetary and aesthetic values.The internationalisation of Benin artworks first occurred by accident, because the Europeans that made it possible, were not aware of the art items before coming to the continent. The coming of the Portuguese in 1472 was the first of such event then the Benin artworks were used as exchange for Portuguese goods. The second was the looting of Benin art items, by the British soldiers, in 1897, in what was tagged Benin Punitive Expedition.Other aspects of internationalisation include the display of Benin art items at various museums across the world Benin artworks uploaded in the internet and artefacts on display at various private museums.The aim of this research is to find out why, when and how the Benin artworks became internationalised. This paper also looks at the extent, impact and significances of internationalisation of Benin artworks.
REFLECTION ON THE REVISION OF THE BOOK OF THE LAW OF CRIMINAL LAW AND LAW OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE OF INDONESIA Mas, Marwan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.20

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The Principle of the plan revision or amendment Of the Criminal Law Act and LAW No. 8 of 1981 on the law of criminal procedure (Criminal Code) is something that necessarily, because a number of judgments were not in accordance with the conditions of the present. Criminal Code which came into effect in 1915 during colonial times, many judgments which are not in line with peoples lives today. For example, the ban showed, offering, or broadcast a preventive tool is pregnant, regulated in article 534 Criminal Code, although that provision had never been repealed as opposed to family planning programs. Its just that, those changes also should look at the reality of the needs of the community, particularly on corruption eradication efforts which should not be weakened. One of the crucial second revision of draft laws that are a number of provisions which could potentially undermine the spirit of the eradication of corruption, including the weakening of the authority of the corruption eradication Commission (KPK) in dealing with corruption cases.
THE MECHANISM OF SETTLEMENT OF GROSS VIOLANCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES BY THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT Natsif, Fadli Andi
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Although there were differences in the mechanism of enforcement against Human Rights violations or Human Rights crimes among national law (Law Court of Human Rights) and international law (Statute of Rome 1998) between the two jurisdictions, however, have a relationship. Jurisdiction in the Statute of Rome was said to be only as a complement to the jurisdiction of the national law. When there are indications of "unwilling and unable" to national jurisdiction in processing the cases of Human Rights violations which are also regulated in the Statute of Rome, then this is the reason the Roman Statute of the jurisdiction can apply. In addition, previous State should ratify the Statute of Rome became part of national law.  
MALADMINISTRATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE Sampara, Said
Journal of Humanity Vol 2, No 1 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.21

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Basically every human being needs a service, even in the extreme can be said that the Ministry cannot be separated with human life. Basically every human being needs a service, even in the extreme can be said that the Ministry cannot be separated with human life Based on the purpose of organizing the public service, it can be concluded that basically the purpose of the public service, the community is satisfactory, and the satisfaction, to achieve the required quality of service excellence public services is still less give satisfaction in the community, even the often very disappointing, so sometimes the fact happens to crappy service maladministration from the implementing authorities
THE SYSTEM OF SANCTIONS FOR THE CHILD AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION (Study of child protection in the perspective) Muchtar, Syamsuddin
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.22

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  The judiciary and Criminal child who in fact is for the protection and welfare of children as part of social welfare, wants sanctions preferred action instead of criminal sanctions. In other words, criminal sanctions would only be used as a last effort (the last resort). But in fact, these types of criminal sanctions, in particular imprisonment sanctions are still used as a sanction "Prima Donna", both in the formulation of the Act No. 3 of 1997 Concerning juvenile court, as well as in its application by judges in juvenile court. Therefore it needed amending System sanctions set in the Juvenile Court Act.
THE FULFILLMENT OF THE RIGHTS OF SUSPECTS AND THE ACCUSED IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS Sunarta, I Made
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14724/jh.v2i1.18

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This research aims to know the fulfillment of the rights of the suspect and the defendant the process of criminal justice in the city of Makassar and obstacles faced in giving the law enforcement apparatus fulfillment for the suspect and the accused as the fulfillment of human rights for suspects in Makassar city. Implementation of the fulfillment of the rights of suspects and defendants have done well, especially in terms of rights provides information, right to obtain health services, and the right to get visits. But there are some rights that is still less than optimal due to several obstacles, i.e. the right to legal assistance and the right to conduct worship for suspects and defendants. Constraints faced by the authorities in terms of the fulfillment of the rights of suspects and accused persons referred to in the conclusions of the first is in terms of the fulfillment of the right to legal assistance, the refusal by a suspect, fearing it will cost you, the lack of number of Advocates in Makassar city, led to the granting of legal aid less than optimal, and the lack of Government attention to the legal counselling activities in the home countrys Arrest Class I Makassar. In terms of the fulfillment of the right to conduct worship services, the lack of human resources available either at Police Resort Cities of Makassar and in State Custody Homes Class Makassar that HE was able to furnish the activities become acts of worship in terms of ustadz and clergy unable to attend religious worship activities to fill. And there are a number of suspects and accused persons who do not want to communicate by the apparatus, so it makes the apparatus difficulty experienced in conducting worship rights for the fulfilment of the suspect and the accused.

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