TL;DR · 核心要点
印尼妇女权益组织LBH APIK向雅加达行政法院提交法庭之友意见书，支持针对文化部长Fadli Zon否认1998年反华骚乱期间系统性性暴力的诉讼。本案聚焦历史否认行为是否构成公职人员违法、是否违反过渡正义原则及受害者权利保障义务。关键合规信息：1）政府官员公开发表否定经调查确认的人权侵害史实，可能被认定为行政违法；2）法院已受理7名原告（含前总检察长）起诉，要求撤回言论并公开道歉；3）18位宪法与行政法学者联署强调该言论对受害者二次伤害及社会信任破坏。对企业实际影响：在印尼运营的外资企业须审慎评估高管公共言论风险，尤其涉及敏感历史、族群或人权议题；ESG报告与CSR政策需纳入历史正义维度；媒体与公关团队应接受印尼过渡正义框架基础培训。
✅ 合规行动清单 · Compliance Checklist
- ›审查在印尼任职的高管及发言人公开声明模板，删除任何可能被解读为否认或淡化历史人权侵害的措辞，立即执行
- ›将印尼‘过渡正义’原则纳入企业ESG政策本地化修订，2024年Q4前完成内部合规培训
- ›委托本地人权法律顾问对CSR年度报告中涉及族群、历史与和解章节进行合规审阅，2025年1月31日前提交修订版
- ›Audit all public statements by senior executives and spokespersons in Indonesia to remove language denying or minimizing documented human rights violations—implement immediately
- ›Integrate Indonesia’s transitional justice framework into localized ESG policy and conduct staff training by Q4 2024
- ›Engage Indonesian human rights counsel to review CSR annual report sections on ethnicity, history, and reconciliation—submit revised version by 31 Jan 2025
English Summary
This case involves a lawsuit before Jakarta’s State Administrative Court against former Culture Minister Fadli Zon for publicly denying the 1998 mass rapes of Chinese-Indonesian women during the May riots—a well-documented human rights violation. LBH APIK and 18 legal scholars filed amicus briefs arguing such denial violates Indonesia’s transitional justice obligations and constitutes an unlawful administrative act. The plaintiffs—including former Attorney General Marzuki Darusman—seek retraction and apology. While no new regulation is issued, the ruling could set precedent on official accountability for historical revisionism. Foreign businesses operating in Indonesia must ensure leadership communications avoid minimization or denial of documented human rights abuses; integrate transitional justice awareness into ESG and CSR frameworks; and review internal media training to align with Indonesia’s evolving human rights compliance expectations. No deadline applies, but reputational and operational risks escalate with public controversy.
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此案是否出台新法律？企业需要修改现有合规手册吗？+
本案尚未颁布新法规，但法院判决可能确立行政官员言论责任先例。企业需更新合规手册中‘高管公共沟通准则’章节，明确禁止否认经国家调查机构（如KOMNAS HAM）确认的人权侵害史实，并加入印尼过渡正义基本原则说明。
外资企业是否可能因员工言论卷入类似诉讼？+
是。若员工以公司名义发表否认1998年暴行等敏感历史事件的言论，且未获授权或违反内部政策，企业可能面临声誉损害、本地合作伙伴关系中断甚至监管问询。建议将此类言论纳入《员工行为守则》高风险条款。
LBH APIK提交的法庭之友意见书对企业有何直接约束力？+
无直接法律约束力，但该意见书代表印尼权威妇女权益组织立场，已被法院正式采纳为审理依据。后续监管指南、行业自律标准或ESG评级机构（如MSCI、Sustainalytics）可能援引其观点，影响企业评级与融资条件。
案件涉及1998年事件，为何现在仍影响当代企业运营？+
因案件直指‘历史否认’是否构成行政违法，其判决将界定企业高管在印尼讨论敏感历史议题的法律边界。中国企业尤其需注意：涉华历史叙事若被误读为否认受害群体经历，易触发本地社群抵制与媒体负面报道。
是否需要向印尼政府主动报备企业对本案件的立场？+
无需主动报备。但若企业在印尼开展人权相关CSR项目（如性别平等培训、少数族群赋能），建议在项目方案中援引‘尊重历史真相’原则，并保留与LBH APIK等本地组织合作记录，作为合规尽职证据。
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omen’s rights group the Legal Aid Foundation of the Indonesian Women's Association for Justice (LBH APIK) said on Monday it will file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief this week in support of a lawsuit against Culture Minister Fadli Zon’s denial of the 1998 mass rapes. omen’s rights group the Legal Aid Foundation of the Indonesian Women's Association for Justice (LBH APIK) said on Monday it will file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief this week in support of a lawsuit against Culture Minister Fadli Zon’s denial of the 1998 mass rapes. It will be the second amicus brief lodged by civil groups with the Jakarta State Administrative Court to contend that Fadli should not attempt to distort the history of what happened to Chinese-Indonesian women during the riots almost three decades ago. Khotimun Susanti from LBH APIK said the mass rapes should be viewed “through a transitional justice framework”, a concept that prioritizes the rights of female victims and other vulnerable groups affected by human rights violations, instead of being dismissed as a “rumor” due to insufficient evidence as claimed by Fadli. The court is hearing a lawsuit brought by seven plaintiffs who accused Fadli of commiting an unlawful act as a government official last year when he publicly denied that the mass rapes took place during the May 1998 riots, which preceded the fall of former president Soeharto’s authoritarian regime. The plaintiffs, including former attorney general Marzuki Darusman who was involved in the non-judicial investigation into human rights violations during the riots, demanded that Fadli retract his statement and apologize to survivors and victims’ families. Fadli’s controversial statement has previously provoked public backlash. Read also: Scholars back lawsuit against minister’s denial of 1998 mass rape Delivered straight to your inbox three times weekly, this curated briefing provides a concise overview of the day's most important issues, covering a wide range of topics from politics to culture and society. By registering, you agree with The Jakarta Post's Privacy Policy Please check your email for your newsletter subscription. Last month, 18 prominent law professors and legal practitioners grouped under the Constitution and Administrative Law Society (CALS) filed a brief urging the court to consider the legal and social consequences of Fadli’s denial, particularly for the victims and their families.