The Effectiveness of Legal and Administrative Blacklist Sanctions Against Companies Violating AMDAL (A Study of Forestry Natural Resources Conservation Policy in Indonesia)
Normative legal research analyzes the impact of blacklist sanctions on ecological justice for communities in Indonesia, suggesting policy reconstruction.
Key Points
This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of blacklist sanctions against companies violating EIA regulations in Indonesia and their impact on ecological justice.
Normative legal research method
Utilized statutory, conceptual, case, and comparative approaches
Examined inter-agency database integration and corporate practices.
Current blacklist sanctions are ineffective, acting as a 'paper tiger'.
Lack of inter-agency database integration facilitates corporate reincarnation.
Proposes a Dual Track System combining administrative sanctions with criminal penalties for environmental offenders.