Abdul Rasyid Saliman Bin Mohd Arsyad Midin, - and Rio Armanda Agustian, S.H., M.H, - (2018) Asean Issues And Practice: An Human Security In Southeast Asia Cases. In: Seminar 2018, contemporary challenges relating to human mobility: policy and law, 20 Maret 2018, Faculty of Law the National University of Malaysia. (Unpublished)
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Abstract
This study examines ASEAN as a community that has recently been plagued by events affecting
member states. Rohingya’s case has become and old polemic in Myanmar and their conflict with
the Myanmar government has made them refugees in Bangladesh, Malaysia, Pakistan, saudi
Arabia, Thailand, indonesia, and Australia. This conflict has also become an increasingly complex
part of golobal politics. Understanding the political constellation and the ability to respond
appropriately to such issues now and in the future is indispensable. In some cases, international
politics in Southeast Asia is now shifting from issues not only related to war and violence but also
to more complex economic, political, and human security issues. Therefore, the role of diplomacy
in the settlement of conflicts that occur between countris becomes very important. So far there has
been a barrier of relations between ASEAN member countries because of the principle of ASEAN
non-intervention. The principle inhibits the flexibility of diplomacy of Southeast Asean countries.
Many member countries are not capable of resolving conflicts within their own country, such as
the Thai Government with a Muslim minority in the South, the Philippines with Maute and Abu
Sayyaf guerillas, and the Government of Myanmar with Rohingyas. However, they reject the aid
of other countries by reason of ASEAN’s non-interventionist priciple. Whereas there is an
international that obliges civilized countries to take unilateral action regardless of the principle of
non-intervention in the event of violations of exceptional humanitarian principles such a
expulsion, murder, rape, land and property raiding leading to ethnic cleansing as it occurs in the
Rohingya ethnic case in Myanmar. The results of this research show that ASEAN needs to take
comprehensive tactical and operational actions in accordance with the ASEAN Charter and the
civilized principle of ASEAN to solve various problems such a Rohingyas.
| Item Type: | Conference or Workshop Item (Paper) |
|---|---|
| Subjects: | K Hukum > K Law (General) |
| Divisions: | KARYA TULIS DOSEN > Ilmu Hukum |
| Depositing User: | Mr Arja Kusuma |
| Date Deposited: | 29 Jul 2021 08:50 |
| Last Modified: | 29 Jul 2021 08:53 |
| URI: | https://repository.ubb.ac.id/id/eprint/4939 |
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