HARMONIZATION OF NATIONAL LAWSWITH THEVIENNA CONVENTION 1961 ON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

Authors

  • R. Adi Prasetyo
  • Lina Hastuti1

Abstract

Diplomatic mission has the immunity and privilege. But, international law distinguishes the
public and private actions of a state. When the state takes a private action or a jurigestionis,
then the state no longer has the immunity. As an example, the caseof the Brazilian Embassy
in Indonesia which terminates a sudden employment contract with Indonesian employee
without compensation. The act of providing employment or termination of employment is a
private action. This study aims to answer the legal issues that arise about the immunity of
diplomatic missionrelated to the state practices, and as a contribution to solving the problems
that occur in society, especially for worker who works at foreign embassy. The type of the
study was normative legal research or legal research. Arising ofthe legal issueagainst the
immunity of diplomatic mission was related to the state practices, especially for worker who
works at foreign embassy.

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Published

2020-12-20

How to Cite

R. Adi Prasetyo, & Lina Hastuti1. (2020). HARMONIZATION OF NATIONAL LAWSWITH THEVIENNA CONVENTION 1961 ON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS. PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 17(4), 2594-2603. Retrieved from https://www.archives.palarch.nl/index.php/jae/article/view/3811