PENGATURAN HUKUM INTERNASIONAL MENGENAI HAK ASASI MANUSIA DAN PENERAPAN TERHADAP PERLINDUNGAN SUKU ABORIGIN DI AUSTRALIA

Abstract

Common principles relating to human rights are known as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, any violations of human rights, whether in the weight category or not, to publish obligations for the State to seek settlement. One violation of human rights that occurred is violations of human rights against Aboriginal people in Australia. Aboriginal people are an original Australian tribe that has been discriminated from long ago. The problem formulation: what are the rules of international law on his or her particular human rights against the protection of indigenous minority populations in a country? How is the application of human rights Rules (RIGHTS) to Aboriginal protection in Australia? In this research, authors use normative juridical legal research type, the data source used is primary and secondary legal material. Summary of research results: 1. International Law has set human rights issues, particularly minority communities and/or indigenous peoples in the United Nation Declaration on The Rights of Indiegenous Peoples (United Nations Declaration on The Rights of indigenous peoples). 2. This exlaration confirms the rights of minority people and/or indigenous peoples of the country. There are 49 chapters in this declaration that warrant their rights. With the Australian Referendum on aboriginal issues, it opened the way for Aboriginal people to reach their rights. With the Referendum 1967 Aboriginal people counted in the Australian census, it became part of an Australian citizen. The following years, little by little discrimination began to be abolished and in 2013 it was stated in the Australian constitution that they acknowledged Aboriginal people as their citizens.