OMNIBUS LAW ON JOB CREATION BILL IN THE ZEMIOLOGY PERSPECTIVE

The government's ambition to form a model of legislation such as the omnibus law raises much public opposition. The Omnibus Law will cut down existing regulations and will create 493 (four hundred ninety three) Government Regulations, 19 (nineteen) Presidential Regulations, and 4 (four) new Regional Regulations so that they can be able to run. Many advantages and disadvantages that will occur. The omnibus Law on job creation bill will bring social harm for labor. The zemiology approach is part of critical criminology. The approach will provide a new perspective in assessing plans for making omnibus law in Indonesia. Structural violence is one of the themes being discussed. Public rejection of the omnibus law is not related to the promise of improvement in the people's economy but rather to the actual structural violence that will occur. Denial and violation of human rights is the price exchanged from the making of the omnibus law. The government as the organizer of the State should protect the interests of the people rather than protecting the interests of investors. That is the promise that must be fulfilled by the State administrators, as in the 1945 Constitution