LEGAL ANALYSIS OF LEGAL PROTECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BRIMOB POLICE IN HANDLING DEMONSTRATIONS BASED ON THE REGULATION OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NUMBER 16 OF 2006 FROM A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

legal protection for members of the Mobile Brigade in controlling demonstrations based on the regulation of the Chief of the Indonesian National Police No. 16 of 2006, aims to guarantee the rights of members of the Mobile Brigade who carry out mass security duties. Legal protection is divided into three things, namely: 1) Before carrying out duties, 2) During the implementation of duties, 3) After the implementation of duties. This protection is mapped into two categories, namely the first, for members of the Mobile Brigade of the Indonesian National Police who are suspected of being guilty, and secondly for members of the Mobile Brigade of the Indonesian National Police who are not guilty in carrying out the Police profession. Obstacles in efforts to provide legal protection for members of the Mobile Brigade who carry out mass security duties: 1) Limited Social Security, 2) Complicated Administrative Procedures, 3) Insufficient Control and Evaluation from the Government. Efforts that need to be made by the state or government in overcoming these challenges are: There needs to be an increase in the welfare of families left behind by members of the Mobile Brigade who died in carrying out duties. Must create and establish a service mechanism for families that is easily accessible or passed through. As the highest authority, the government must oversee the implementation of welfare services for the families of the Mobile Brigade members left behind.