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Pengaruh UNCAC Terhadap Pengesahan Undang-Undang No 5 Tahun 2023 Tentang Ekstradisi Buronan Antara Indonesia Dan Singapura
Discussion on Extradition has been ongoing for decades, starting around 1979. The agreement between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of the Republic of Singapore regarding the extradition of fugitives is inseparable from Singapore's position as a country that directly borders Indonesia, with a high intensity of movement between the citizens of the two countries. This is further driven by Indonesia's policy of including Singapore in the visa-free country list. The relationship between Indonesia and Singapore has faced the issue of transnational security with the escape of corruption perpetrators to Singapore. This issue eventually prompted both countries to establish an extradition cooperation agreement in April 2007. The Indonesia-Singapore Extradition Treaty was finally signed after the Indonesian government had been pursuing it since 1998. After 44 years, this treaty was finally signed in 2023, making it necessary to analyze the factors that influenced the signing of this agreement.
The perspective used in this research is the Liberalism perspective, utilizing the nation-state level of analysis. This research employs international agreement theory, which is capable of explaining the factors that lead to cooperation between countries, such as the factors influencing the ratification of the extradition agreement between Indonesia and Singapore.
The research shows that the factors supporting the ratification of the extradition agreement between Indonesia and Singapore are internal factors, namely the national interests of both countries, as well as external factors, namely the Interstate Interdependence of both countries.
Keywords: Extradition Agreement, Law No. 5 of 2023, National Interest, Interstate Interdependence.
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