CONTENTS

1. Various possible ways to address human rights and fundamental freedom in the Constitution
2. Imperative reform of legislations of discriminatory nature
3. Taking stock of endeavours to apply transitional justice in Indonesia
4. The role of Komnas HAM in the promotion and protection of human rights in Indonesia: das Sollen und das Sein - Some notes
5. Cooperation between non-governmental organization and national commissions on human rights - Some notes on Indonesian experience
6. Toward a more effective pro justitia inquiry of gross violations of human rights
7. Komnas HAM and regional cooperation in the promotion and protection of human rights
8. Mechanism to address human rights violations
9. Promotion of refugees law in Indonesia
10. The role of human rights national institutions in conflict situations
11. Post-tsunami legal issues of concern to internally displaced persons (IDPs) which should be urgently addressed
12. The development of Indonesia's policy on human rights and fundamental freedoms since 1945
13. Protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Indonesia under national and international law - Outline of presentation
14. (Indonesian) Human Rights Nasional Commission (Komnas HAM)
15. The imperative of ensuring the protection of human rights in the suppression of terrorism
16. The implications of Indonesia's becoming party to the 1951 Convention and/or 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees on Indonesia's national and interests
17. Promoting of cooperation among national human rights institutions of Member States of ASEAN for protection of migrant workers
18. Lessons learned from ASEAN's endeavours to establish an ASEAN human rights mechanism