


Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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PANCASILA ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE PRINCIPLES IN THE REGULATION OF SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA
Sapriani , Jamal Wiwoho , I Gusti Ayu Ketut Rachmi Handayani
Abstract
Pancasila is the source of all law sources in Indonesia. This principle brings logical consequences
to the legislature in forming laws and regulations in Indonesia which are required to be able to
derive the values contained in the Pancasila precepts, including in the legislation in the fisheries
sector. This study aimed to determine the existence of the principle of ecological justice of
Pancasila in the regulation of sustainable and equitable fisheries management in Indonesia. This
research was doctrinal research using the literature study method, with a statutory and
conceptual approach. The results of the study indicated that the regulation of sustainable
fisheries management has not fully implemented the principles of ecological justice of Pancasila,
particularly justice in the use of fishery resources and justice for marine ecosystems. The
arrangements made tend to cater only to investment interests. Despite Komnas Kajiskan's
recommendation, WPPNRI is generally fully-fished and over-fished, but the Government has not
shown any serious efforts to overcome this condition.
Keywords
Sustainable and Equitable, Fisheries Management, National Commission on Fisheries Resource Assessment (Komnas Kajiskan)
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