JAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV – Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) Ahmad Taufan Damanik emphasized that the shooting incident of six FPI troops did not contain elements of gross human rights violations.
Taufan’s statement was in response to the suggestion of the Team for the Guards for Murder Incidents (TP3) of the members of the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), which stated that the death of 6 members of the laskar was a gross human rights violation.
According to Taufan, Komnas HAM has made comprehensive conclusions in accordance with Law Number 26 of 2000 concerning Human Rights Courts.
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“We do not declare this a gross human rights violation because we do not find any elements of this case referred to as serious violations under Law 26/2000,” he said, Tuesday (10/3/2021).
Taufan explained that a case is said to be a gross human rights violation if there are indicators, criteria and an operation design. As there is a structured order, commanded. Including there are indicators of the contents of the incident room and others.
“For example, there is an element called the systematic element. Namely, the action is related to organizational or state policies. We did not find that,” he explained.
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