EDUCATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHT

Implementations of UN Human Rights in Indonesia trough many steps. These was as mentions below.
The UN Decade on Human Rights Education:

1. To form a working group to carry out thedecade of activities, as follow up of the UN Vienna Declaration and Action Program.
2. To decide the priorities in the UN plan of action on human rights education for the decade with UN assistance.
3. To organize symposiums on regional and national level for exchanging views to promote human rights education, in line with the results of the National Workshop on human rights education for development in Asia Pacific, Manila in 1995.
4. Development and dissemination of human rights studies.

University Level:

1. To form a human rights study center. In the first stage study centers will be set up in several universities in Jakarta, Central and East Java and one outside Java. To set up libraries on human rights in universities and establish a national center on human rights.
2. To organize a degree program for a study on human rights in several universities in Indonesia or abroad on a scholarship.
3. Education and training on human rights for law enforcement apparatuses with aid from UN headquarters.

School Programs

The government of Indonesia in encouraging the socialization of human rights will prepare three activities in schools such as:

1. To prepare a curriculum on human rights for elementary, secondary and high schools.
2. To translate literature or books on human rights for the students.
3. To train teachers on human rights with technical assistance from various related international organizations.

Extra Curricular Education include:

1. To prepare publication on human rights in which the public understands them easily.
2. To make the public aware of human rights in villages through government programs while guidance and counseling are given to apparatuses.
3. To promote workshop programs on human rights.
4. To organize several workshops and discussions in social organization and non-governmental organizations.
5. To formulate counseling on concepts of human rights in social groups such as religious organizations, scouts, youth organizations etc.

Education through Family:

1. Through an education pattern for children.
2. Family reinforcement.

Mass Media

1. To organize regular workshops and training on human rights for journalists and information officers.
2. To organize interviews and discussions on television and radio, in cooperation with the Department of Justice.
3. To disseminate information and booklets on human rights.
4. To display activities on human rights in the printed and electronic media.
5. To activate traditional media.