Abstract
This study aims to determine the cooperation of the Indonesian government with international organizations in handling Rohingya refugees. Rohingya people due to oppression and violence in their own country, namely Myanmar, after fleeing to poor conditions in refugee camps in Bangladesh, previously stopped temporarily in Malaysia and Thailand and then continued their journey by boat. They fled from persecution, discrimination, and human rights violations in their home country, and sought safety from threats such as rape, murder, kidnapping, and riots in the camp. Until finally arriving in Indonesia. This study uses a normative legal research method, concluded that: 1. Indonesia has implemented international law regarding legal protection for refugees regulated in the Geneva Convention (1951) and the New York Protocol of 1967, as well as implementing national law regulating refugees in Indonesia as stated in Presidential Regulation Number 126 of 2016 concerning the Handling of Refugees from Abroad, although not a state party. 2. The Indonesian government has implemented cooperation with international organizations, namely UNHCR and IOM in handling refugees in Indonesia. UNHCR. grant refugee status to refugees and provide humanitarian assistance protection, while IOM facilitates all the needs of refugees, such as medical care, community housing, and voluntary repatriation of refugees to their home countries.
Keywords: Cooperation, Refugees, Rohingya, International Organizations.
