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PAPER : Muslim Marriage Registration in Indonesia: Revise Marriage Registration Laws Cannot Overcome Compliance Flaws, by Stijn Va Huis and Theresia Dyah Wirastri (NEW 12/02/2013)

PAPER : Polygamy and Mixed Marriage in Indonesia: Islam and the Marriage Law in the Courts, by Simon Butt

PAPER : Plurality of Marriage Law and Marriage Registration for Muslim in Indonesia: A Plea of Pragmatism, by Adriaan Bedner and Stijn van Huis

JOURNAL : INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR COURT ADMINISTRATION, SEVENTH ISSUE
PAPER : Indonesia's 1989 Religious Judicature Act: Islamization of Indonesia or Indonesianization of Islam?
PAPER : Religious Court Reform in Indonesia, Drs.H.Wahyu Widiana, MA

PAPER : An Assessment of Court Websites 2010 (NLRP)
PAPER : Shariah Economics in Indonesia (Andi Syamsu Alam)
PAPER : Access to Justice for The Poor : Badilag Experience (Wahyu Widiana)
E-BOOK : Courting Reform: Indonesia's Islamic Courts and Justice for the Poor (Cate Sumner and Tim Lindsey) www.lowyinstitute.org
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E-BOOK : Profile of Religious Courts 2010 and Religious Courts' Addresses

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'Outside’ Certified Mediators Begin Practicing at Courts PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 10 June 2010 04:37

'Outside’ Certified Mediators Begin Practicing at Courts


Sitting from left: Representative from Jakarta Religious Affairs Ministry, Deputy Chief Justice Andi Syamsu Alam, Chief Justice Ahmad Kamil, BP4 Chairman, Taufik, and Chief Judge of PTA Jakarta, Kholilurrahman. Standing are the mediators who will begin practicing at Jakarta Religious Courts.

Jakarta | badilag.net/english

In line with the obligation to carry out mediation as instructed by Perma (Supreme Court Regulation) No. 1/2008, Religious Courts are making collaboration with BP4 (Agency for Counseling, Fostering and Perpetuating Marriage) to provide mediators in the courts.

Seventeen mediators have been publicly introduced. These mediators, who will be practicing in Religious Courts throughout Jakarta, are mostly retirees from Religious Affairs Department and ex-judges of Religious Courts (PA) and High Religious Courts (PTA).

“I submit these mediators to Jakarta’s PAs through PTA Jakarta,” H. Taufik, Chairman of BP4 said on Tuesday (8/6/2010) before Vice Chief Justice for Non-Judicial Matters, Deputy Chief Justice for Religious Courts, Chief Judges of PTAs, Chief Judges of PAs across Jakarta, and other invitees.

Last Updated on Thursday, 10 June 2010 06:04
 
Verdict Soft Copy is state document PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 08 June 2010 10:45

Verdict Soft Copy is State Document that Must be Guarded


DG of Badilag Wahyu Widiana (center) stressing the importance of storing and publishing court verdicts as state documents.

Bandung | badilag.net/english

One crucial issue was succesfully identified in the workshop on verdict anonimation in Bandung last week (4/6). During this time, besides there are still weaknesses in terms of doing anonimation, it is still often found that soft copy of the verdict was dispersed. As a result, these verdicts are very difficult to be traced which inhibit anonimation process and verdict publication.

Director General of Religious Courts Body (Badilag) Wahyu Widiana calls this problem as a non-technical issues because technically, verdict anonimation and publication has been regulated in the Decision of Chief Justice (SK KMA) Number 144/2007 on Information Transparency in the Court. Meanwhile, file management was not specifically discussed in the decision which was signed by Prof. Bagir Manan.

"In terms of verdict publication, the problem of anonimation may seem simple, but there are non-technical issues beyond anonimation, like the difficulty of finding file or soft copy of the verdict. This must be solved first," said Wahyu Widiana.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 June 2010 12:17
 
Workshop for Making Anonymous Verdict | (8/5) PDF Print E-mail
Written by Hirpan Hilmi   
Tuesday, 08 June 2010 06:37

Workshop for Making Anonymous Verdict

Bandung | Badilag.net/english

In cooperation with the IAJPT (Indonesia Australia Justice Partnership Transition), DG Badilag held a three-day anonymous verdict workshop in Bandung. The workshop aimed to select which areas of verdict should and should not be obviously published. It involved participants from throughout Indonesia, each of which represented the Appellate Court plus participants from the Supreme Court.

This program refers to the regulation of Chief Justice No. 144/2007 regarding the disclosure of information in courts. The regulation obviously differentiates which points should be and not be obscured, but there are many mistakes regarding the implementation. Based on this fact, DG initiated to hold a workshop not only serving materials and techniques, but also implementing into practice.
 
The three-day workshop led to an unexpected result which is very encouraging. A total of 3650 decisions from 2007-2009 were successfully made anonymous. The participants also codified the file with appropriate standard. They also formulated a meta-data containing details of the verdict where the identity of the parties had been obscured.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 June 2010 11:12
 
Govt Finances Marriage Legalization PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 03 June 2010 03:29

Govt Finances Marriage Legalization

Jakarta | badilag.net/english

Bekasi regency’s population and civil registration agency plans to register couples of unofficial marriage, locally known as nikah sirri, in 23 districts.

Head of the agency, H. Aspuri, told Antara news agency, that the office has ordered the districts to collect information of unofficial marriage couples.

“The data collection of unregistered marriage couples will be conducted through “Itsbat (Nikah)/Marriage Legalization” mechanism at Bekasi Regency (Cikarang) Religious Court. The data (of the court) will later be used as a marriage certificate,” he said.

“The funding for this Itsbat nikah is from the local state budget (APBD) that we propose in 2010. But the exact number of the budget for this purpose is still waiting the data we’re completing now. We’ll prioritize the budget for the poor,” he added.

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 June 2010 04:27
 
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