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Indonesian Government Regulations Regarding The Restriction on International NGOs Activities
황기식,sekardiati yulia astuti 고려대학교세종캠퍼스 공공정책연구소 2019 Journal of North Korea Studies Vol.5 No.1
This study describes the Indonesian Government regulations regarding the restrictions on international NGO activities in Sulawesi last September 2018. Indonesia as a country that often experiences natural disasters, has received a lot of humanitarian assistance from international societies since the tsunami disaster in Aceh. However, Indonesian Government suddenly announced the restriction on international NGOs during the Tsunami Disaster in Sulawesi. Indonesian government received a lot of criticism from national and international, especially from the humanitarian sector. In case of Hungary, after the restriction on foreign funding law the NGOs must reported all the financial support from Abroad, which is tightens control over non-governmental organizations that receive financing from abroad. The reason for choosing Hungary as a comparative case for this study is that Indonesia and Hungary share similarities in the governing system. Hungary is an "Illiberal Democracy" among EU countries, while Indonesia can be referred as an "Illiberal turn" as Indonesia’s many regressive policies and political developments lately. This study also explains a comparison of the issues of international NGOs in Hungary and Indonesia and the implications for North Korea. There are some indications that the restriction of International NGOs in the three countries was motivated by issues of security and politics between countries. Using humanitarian sector to solve the problem in Indonesia, Hungary and also North Korea is one of the best suggestions from this study.
Improving diversity and peacebuilding through Social Integration Programme
황기식,신미숙,Yulia Astuti Sekardiati 고려대학교세종캠퍼스 공공정책연구소 2020 Journal of North Korea Studies Vol.6 No.1
Marriage and labor immigration is one of the key demographic trends in Korea that provides insight for understanding cultural beliefs and attitudes deeply rooted in Korean traditions in relation to increasing diversity in the country. The number of long-term immigrants that continues to increase every year is become important issue as the number of people living in the country increases. Despite many challenges, marriage and labor immigrants in Korea seek out and benefit from various opportunities. Through the KIIP programme immigrants received Korean language training and culture education. The role of language training not only helps the adaptation process of immigrants in their new countries but also has a role in improving their economic status. This study was aims to see how immigrants adapt to university life, organization and contribute to the local social economy and the role of community in facilitating integration between Korean students and foreign students in creating a good society. This study findings that after joining the KIIP programme, immigrants especially long-term residents, experienced an increase in social status and they are being more active to local communities. Their bargaining position in local society have been increased compared to before they joined the program. The existence of a multicultural community has a positive impact in reducing conflicts that might occur in a multicultural society. Community also has a role in maintaining peace and building trust between peoples across cultures.
황기식,Yulia Astuti Sekardiati 한국외국어대학교 EU연구소 2020 EU연구 Vol.- No.55
Indonesia is one of the countries has been affected by the flow of global refugee. While Indonesia is not a party to the 1951 Refugee Convention or its 1967 Protocol it has a long tradition of hosting refugees and asylum-seekers, and the Government has authorized UNHCR to help protect and find solutions for them. More than 14.000 refugees in Indonesia facing administrative action or punishment, including compulsory detention, fines and deportation. Moreover, being excluded from public services, including health care and education, and do not have any access to adequate housing. The government also prohibits refugees from working legally and they must fulfill their living needs independently. This becomes a problematic when the placement quota in the third country has decreased. The overall objective of this study was to identify refugee policies and practice implementing in Indonesia and using job access regulations for refugee as a potential option to handle refugee crisis in Indonesia. The OECD (2016) Labor Market Integration for Refugee and the experiences of EU member countries has been applying for refugee integration program in this study. There were ten fundamental principles and this study findings indicate that Indonesian government and related institutions should make data accuracy about the qualifications, work experience and skills of the refugees as the first step for labor integration program. Build on civil society to integrate refugee and humanitarian migrants is also mandatory. Integration program should facilitate labor market access for asylum seekers and refugee with high prospects of being allowed to stay.