Political Directions For Land Law On Land Property Rights For The People

Abstract

The Basic Agrarian Law can be placed as progressive law or prismatic law. As a progressive law, UUPA is intended as an instrument to create an advanced change in society in its economic sector through structuring the structure of land ownership, which on the one hand encourages changes in increasingly advanced agriculture and industry but does not neglect justice in the sense of creating equal distribution of land ownership. As a prismatic law, the principles of the UUPA are translated from 2 (two) groups of social values, namely modern and traditional according to the plurality of Indonesian society. The description of modern social values is reflected in the principles: individualization of ownership of land rights (Article 4 in conjunction with Articles 9 and 15), equal access for everyone to own land in all parts of Indonesia regardless of nationality or gender status (Article 4 and Article 9 and articles on land rights), and granting of land ownership for large-scale business development in the agricultural or industrial sector with limitations certain (Article 28 and Article 35). In evaluating the implementation of political policies on land law, reforms that are just, welfare, with decentralization principles, and good governance in the management of land resources are necessary. All of this is of course in order to achieve a common goal of achieving a just and prosperous society based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. and granting land ownership for large-scale business development in the agricultural or industrial sector with certain limitations (Articles 28 and 35). In evaluating the implementation of political policies on land law, reforms that are just, welfare, with decentralization principles, and good governance in the management of land resources are necessary. All of this is of course in order to achieve a common goal of achieving a just and prosperous society based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. and granting land ownership for large-scale business development in the agricultural or industrial sector with certain limitations (Articles 28 and 35). In evaluating the implementation of political policy on land law, it is necessary to carry out reform that is just, welfare, with the principles of decentralization, good governance in land resource management. All of this is of course in order to achieve a common goal of achieving a just and prosperous society based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.

Keywords: Political Land Law, Land Ownership Rights, People.