Fidiyani, Rini (2018) BUILDING THE COMPETENCY OF DIALOGUE IN MANAGING THE PROBLEM SOLVING OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND BELIEF CONFLICT IN INDONESIA. Journal of Private and Commercial Law, 2 (2). pp. 134-140. ISSN 2599-0314

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Abstract

Higher education law has a long history in Indonesia from the colonial era of the Dutch East Indies to the present. Laying the foundation of higher education law starts with secondary law education - Rechtscholl - for the workforce of Bumi Putera who are made into low-paid ambtenaar employees. The task of the Rechtscholl graduate is to help the work of the law apparatus of the European population, especially the Netherlands. As ethical and political demands echoed nationalist concept of an independent state of all forms of colonialism, Dutch East Indies colonial government opened higher education law that continues today. Now we have entered a higher education law that intersects with the complexity of globalization concerning various needs and society and the area. The demands of legal higher education today are not just printing legal scholars who are adept at arranging legal documents as hard skill skills and even extending to soft skills in managing conflict resolution regarding social sensitivity, empathy, discipline and equality in communicating with parties in conflict. Conflict of Freedom of Religion and Belief in Indonesia is prone to occur because our society is heterogeneous and cases of conflict have been proven to spread in Indonesia. Like the conflict between the Free Aceh Movement, Papua, Poso. The profile of having competency in dialogue is soft skills that must be mastered for graduates of legal higher education in managing the settlement of legal disputes and / or conflicts that are now easily emerging in various sectors of life, one of which is freedom of religion and belief. Dialogical personal competency requires capital and specific training that is directed and continuous in building these skills. One of them is in managing the conflict resolution of freedom of religion in Indonesia as well as new opportunities in the profession for graduates of legal higher education.

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