HUMAN RIGHTS LAW ENFORCEMENT ROHINGYA CASE

Various forms of human rights violations against the Rohingya include acts of genocide since 1978 with the aim of expelling them from Myanmar. The right to freedom of movement for the Rohingya people is strictly limited and most of them are not recognized as Myanmar citizens, but as illegal immigrants. This research uses a normative juridical approach that is literature-based. The enforcement of international criminal law is essentially a discussion of international criminal law in the formal sense. There are at least three steps that can be taken by the UN in overcoming the Rohingya conflict. First, Peace Making. Peace Making is an action to bring the disputing parties to agree with each other, especially peacefully. Second, Peace Keeping. Peace Keeping is an action to mobilize the presence of the UN in maintaining peace and the agreement of the parties concerned. Third, Peace Building. Peace Building is the action to identify and support existing structures to strengthen peace. The acts of human rights violations that have been mentioned in the Human Rights Council Report have fulfilled the categories in article 7 of the 1998 Rome Statute on crimes against Humanity.Keywords: Human Rights, Rohingya, Law Enforcemen