THE FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION OF FACE RECOGNITION IN INDONESIA IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Hilmi Ardani Nasution

doi:10.36563/proceeding.v5i0.100

Hilmi Ardani Nasution The National Research and Innovation Agency of Indonesia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.36563/proceeding.v5i0.100

Keywords: Face Recognition, Human Rights, Right to Privacy, Right to Personal Identity

Abstract

This normative legal research critically examines the prospective implementation of face recognition technology in Indonesia within the context of human rights. Utilizing normative legal analysis, the study seeks to unravel the perspective of human rights law regarding the integration of face recognition systems. The central question addressed is how human rights law perceives and evaluates the implications of adopting face recognition technology in Indonesia. The study reveals a potential contradiction between adopting face recognition and fundamental human rights principles. Primary concerns include the right to privacy and the right to personal identity. A nuanced exploration of existing legal frameworks exposes the need to assess the compatibility between face recognition practices thoroughly and established human rights norms. In conclusion, the implementation of face recognition in Indonesia holds the risk of violating human rights. The study advocates for consideration of human rights implications while integrating face recognition systems. A Precise legal framework that aligns with human rights principles is a must, safeguarding against potential abuses and ensuring an ethically sound deployment of face recognition technology in Indonesia.

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