The government bans the FPI, the Islamic Front Association will not register with the government



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Jakarta

The government has banned the FPI. People who had been in the FPI then declared a group called Front Persatuan Islam, which also means FPI. This group emphasized that it would not register as a mass organization with the government.

“You don’t have to (register), it’s a waste of energy,” said Islamic United Front lawyer Aziz Yanuar when contacted on Wednesday (12/30/2020). Aziz responded to the question of whether the FPI would be recorded to be valid or not.

Aziz explained that community organizations (organizations) that do not have a registered certificate (SKT) are not illegal organizations and cannot be declared prohibited. Ormas, he continued, can choose whether to register or not.

This, he said, was in accordance with the Ruling of the Constitutional Court Number 82 / PUU-XI / 2013 page 125.

“According to the Court, which is the fundamental principle for organizations that are not legally constituted, they can register with the government agency responsible for that and they cannot register,” he said.

Aziz said organizations that register to have SKT must be recognized and can carry out activities on a regional or national scale. Meanwhile, mass organizations that do not register, he continued, do not receive government services.

“When an organization that is not a legal person has registered, it must be recognized as an organization that can carry out organizational activities at the regional and national level. An Ormas can register at all levels of the government agency authorized for that,” he said. Aziz.

“On the other hand, based on the principle of freedom of association and association, an organization that does not register with the authorized government agency does not receive services from the (state) government. So, stop cheating permits related to mass organizations,” he said Aziz.

Furthermore, the statement of the Islamic United Front statement:

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