MBKM Bina Desa Batuan Team Holds Restorative Justice House Socialization

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• Minggu, 8 Juni 2025
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Author: MBKM Bina Desa Batuan Team 2025 | Editor: UPIKS FH Unud Team

Gianyar, FLUNUD.ac.id – The MBKM Bina Desa Batuan Team from FH Unud held a Restorative Justice House (RRJ) Socialization on Thursday (05/06/2025) at the Batuan Village Office Hall, Sukawati District, Gianyar Regency. The RRJ socialization event was held under the theme “Justice in Harmony for Building a Sustainable Cultural Village.”

The RRJ socialization event was officially opened by the Village Head of Batuan (Ari Anggara, SPd., M.Sc.), who was also directly attended by the Head of the S1 Law Program at FH Unud, the Chairman of the Batuan Village Council, the MBKM Village Development Program Coordinator for Batuan Village, the MBKM Internship Program Coordinator at the Bali Prosecutor’s Office, the Traditional Village Chief of Batuan, the Village Head, Village Officials, the DPM FH Unud Executive Board, as well as the entire MBKM Village Development Program Team for Batuan Village and Group 2 of the MBKM Independent Internship Program Team at the Bali Prosecutor’s Office. 

The event featured a speaker, Dr. Diah Ratna Sari Hariyanto, S.H., M.H. (Lecturer at the Criminal Law Laboratory/Department of the Faculty of Law, Udayana University). The topic presented was Restorative Justice, which is the main concept in resolving cases at the Restorative Justice House. The event took place in two sessions: a presentation of the material and a question-and-answer session. Through this presentation, village officials from both administrative and traditional villages, as well as all participants in the socialization program, are expected to gain a deep understanding of the concept of Restorative Justice. This knowledge will enable them to serve as mediators in resolving cases at the Batuan Village Restorative Justice House through non-litigious means. This approach focuses not only on punishing or retaliating against the perpetrator but also on addressing the needs of the victim as part of the healing process.