Agrarian Reforms in Indonesia: A Pleasure

Basically the land belongs to the Indonesian people. The state as the incarnation of the people only has the right to regulate its use in order to pursue common prosperity. Reorganization of land ownership and control as well as legal relations related to land exploitation in realizing equal distribution of prosperity and justice, is not balanced in implementation and only focuses on land redistribution / legalization of landless farmers (landless farmers), without any supporting policies another. It should be followed by other policies that follow, such as policies for opening new agricultural lands, efforts to increase productivity, policies on prices for agricultural products that benefit farmers, providing light credit, policies on low input prices, guidance and training for farmers, and marketing efforts for agricultural products.