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Author	Dr Junaedi Saibih
Organisation/Institution	Universitas Indonesia, Faculty of Law
Country	INDONESIA
Panel	Human Rights
Title	“Narratives Analysis from The Atrocities of Tanjung Priok’s Incidents towards Victims-Centered Restorative Justice Initiative”
Abstract	Narratives methods for some legal scholar is quite unfamiliar, even though for some legal practitioner this method is widely used in producing any legal documents or legal practice product. This article is trying to familiarize the narratives methods and analysis among legal scholar and also the importance of using narrative methods and analysis for settlement of past severe violations of human rights in Indonesia. Using the only past severe violation of human rights case in Indonesia, Tanjung Priok Case is the only case that happened in New Era Government or the era of government under (late) President Soeharto, this case was acknowledged as severe violation of human rights and has impacted to established the Ad-Hoc Human Rights Court for Tanjung Priok 1984. This article is trying to present how important using personal story and experiences in settling the case, gathering the information from the victims and also using the narration of observation report as a part of truth seeking in addition to make an analysis to produce the policy in the settlement of past severe violation of human rights.
Biography	my name is Junaedi Saibih and I'm a full time lecturer at UI and hold a role as Head of Department of Procedural Laws. Besides teaching a law student, I'm also teaching medical students who specialize in Psychiatry, my teaching subject is Psychiatry and Law (Psychiatry Forensic). I hold bachelor degree in law from UI, my Bachelor Thesis was about Human Rights Court in Indonesia (2002); Master of Science in European Studies (2005) from Universitas Indonesia concerning on European Laws and My Magister Thesis was about Good Administrative Behaviors and The European Ombudsman; Master of Laws from Canberra University (Australia, 2008); PhD Candidate from University of Canberra and my Phd Thesis was about The Aspiration of Justice from The Victims of Past Severe Violation of Human Rights in Indonesia (2020, the analysis using Narrative Methods that taken from Victims, perpetrators and government officials). Doctor in Law from University of Andalas (2023). you could find my publication on this link https://scholar.google.com/citations? user=aGWRFW8AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao My research interest are Human rights, European Laws, narrative and law, judicial settlement, Restorative Justice and a comparative laws perspective.