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The Position and Rights of Indigenous People Ammatoa Kajang: A Perspective of Judicial Normative

this article examined how does the position and rights of indigenous people Ammatoa Kajang, and also the relationship between local government and traditional institutions Ammatoa Kajang viewed from the perspective of juridical normative. The issues examined in this study was Indonesia as a legal country should protect all of the citizens, including indigenous people Ammatoa Kajang. Despite the existence of customary law communities have been set in the constitution of Indonesia, there are several conditions must be fulfilled by indigenous people in order their existence and traditional rights are recognized and respected by the country. Meanwhile, until today there is no law that specifically regulates for customary law communities, thus as an alternative way, then regional regulation was issued which become a legal instrument for regional governments in order to provide legal certainty for indigenous people, and also as a legal basis for the government to provide services for the fulfillment of indigenous people rights, one of the examples is the publication of Regulation Regional Bulukumba District Number 9 the Year 2016 on Inauguration, Recognition of rights and the Protection of rights for indigenous People