THE CONTRIBUTION OF INTERPOL GLOBAL COMPLEX INNOVATION (IGCI) IN ADRESSING ILLEGAL INDONESIA PANGOLIN TRADE (2012-2017)

Abstract

Thesis entitled "The Contribution of Interpol Global Complex Innovation (IGCI) in Adressing Illegal Indonesia Pangolin Trade (2012-2017)" compiled by Dina Ramdani (016201400047) under the guidance of Dr. Endi Haryono, S.IP., M.Sc. The purpose of this research is to know how far the role, activity and work program of Interpol in combating illegal animal trade in Indonesia especially illegal trade that happened to pangolins, because Indonesia is a rich country in natural resources and because Indonesia is suspected to be one of the supplier of Pangolin in International market. To achieve this goal, the writer use qualitative research, data collection methods through interviews, library research, and observation. The results show that the programs and activities formed by Interpol in combating illegal animal trade, especially pangolins, have had a positive impact on the number of illegal trade of wildlife suspects in Indonesia. This is indicated by the increase of cases settlement up to stage P21, trial and verdict, also continue to educate officers and public for the importance of maintaining natural resources and show seriousness in catching the perpetrators of illegal animals trading , especially pangolin