Perkawinan Beda Agama Antara Negara Indonesia Dengan Negara Singapura

Abstract

To do a marriage, religious law is an important matter in the marriage law. The rules for whether or not marriage is permissible are related to the provisions of religion and the state so that in interfaith marriages whether or not a marriage is permitted is determined by religion. Interfaith marriages can cause entanglement of two different regulations. Laws and regulations between Indonesia and Singapore also prioritize religious and state provisions in the marriage law. Trying to answer these problems, this study intends to carry out similarities, comparisons and consequences of interfaith marriages between Indonesia and Singapore.

The purpose of this research is to find out the differences and similarities in interfaith marriages between Indonesia and Singapore and to find out the legal consequences of interfaith marriages between Indonesia and Singapore.

The research method used is the normative method, "namely research that examines only based on library materials or secondary data only". The research approach is to use a comparative approach and a statutory approach.

The results of the research are that marriages in Indonesia and in Singapore show clear differences where in Indonesia the legal rules regarding interfaith marriages are not clearly regulated, there are no laws governing interfaith marriages but since the issuance of the Constitutional Court decision, interfaith marriages have been strictly enforced. may not. Whereas the state of Singapore regarding interfaith marriages is regulated in the Women's Charter, where the government does not interfere with a person's religious status, but if there are citizens who carry out interfaith marriages they must report and register their marriage so that it is registered civilly.