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Indonesia's House of Representatives Approves Agrarian Reform Regulation Law

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The House of Representatives approved the Agrarian Reform Regulation Law for Indonesia on September 22. The legislation establishes a framework for resolving structural conflicts over agrarian land ownership, restoring land rights, and redistributing land. However, the final enacted text has not been made public, leaving details about how the law will operate unclear.

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Why it matters

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The law aims to resolve long-running land conflicts and curb land concentration in Indonesia. Civil society groups have expressed concern that provisions in the final draft could limit land redistribution, make state-controlled land difficult to challenge, and potentially expose some land occupants to criminal charges.

The Indigenous Peoples Bill and the Agrarian Reform Bill are currently progressing rapidly in the House of Representatives.

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Who's involved

  • House of RepresentativesThe legislative body that approved the Agrarian Reform Regulation Law.
  • IndonesiaThe country where the Agrarian Reform Regulation Law was approved.

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