MASYARAKAT DESA SIAMBUL INHU DESAK PEMERINTAH SEGERA PASTIKAN PENGELOLAAN 368 HA LAHAN

Introduction

This tutorial addresses the ongoing issue faced by the community of Siambul Village in Inhu, Riau, regarding the management and ownership of 368 hectares of land currently controlled by PT Seberida Subur. The purpose is to outline the steps the community can take to advocate for their rights and secure the land for economic development.

Step 1: Understand the Land Ownership Issue

• Gather all relevant documents that prove the community's ownership of the land, including:
  • Purchase agreements
  • Land certificates (Sporadik)
• Document any previous agreements or programs that highlight the land’s intended purpose for community development.

Step 2: Organize Community Support

• Form a coalition of community members to present a unified front.
• Hold meetings to discuss concerns and gather testimonies from those affected by the land seizure.
• Designate leaders or representatives (like Arbaim and Jamaludin Ariadi) who can articulate the community's demands.

Step 3: Engage with Local Authorities

• Reach out to:
  • The village government (Pemerintah Desa)
  • Local and provincial government representatives
  • Relevant ministries at the national level
• Prepare a petition or formal letter outlining the community's request for land rights clarification and management.

Step 4: Request a Meeting with Officials

• Schedule a meeting with the village head (Kepala Desa) as soon as possible.
• If the village head is unavailable, seek to meet with their deputy or other officials who can address the issue.
• Present the gathered documents and community support during the meeting.

Step 5: Plan for Collective Action

• Discuss potential actions if the issue is not resolved, including:
  • Organizing peaceful protests
  • Setting up a sit-in at the disputed land
• Ensure that all actions remain peaceful and legal to maintain community integrity and avoid escalation.

Step 6: Use Media for Advocacy

• Document community efforts and meetings through local media channels to raise awareness.
• Share the story on social media platforms to garner broader support and attention to the issue.
• Engage with local news outlets to cover the situation and highlight its importance to community welfare.

Conclusion

The community of Siambul Village has a clear path to advocate for their rights regarding the 368 hectares of land. By organizing, documenting ownership, engaging with local authorities, and potentially taking collective action, they can press for the land to be managed in a way that benefits their economic development. Continued advocacy and awareness will be critical in ensuring their voices are heard and rights are recognized.