LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER IS REVIEWED FROM RELIGIOUS AND HUMAN RIGHTS ASPECTS IN INDONESIA

Abstract

Globalization brings changes in the pattern of life of people in a country at this time. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender is one of the impacts on the current Globalization Era. The purpose of this study is to find out the views of religious teachings that exist in Indonesia as well as how the Human Rights Review prevails in Indonesia about LGBT. This research uses normative jurisis method. From the analysis, it is known that there are religious teachings in Indonesia that oppose LGBT, but there are also those that are not violations in their religion. Based on the findings of the study results LGBT seen from the religious side can be seen in the teachings of Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism, as religions adopted by the people of Indonesia, strongly opposed to the existence of LGBT behavior. This can be seen in the teachings and books of their respective religions. In Islam, we can see the explanation in QS. Al'Araf: 80-84, in Christian teachings this can be seen in Romans 1: 26-27, while in the teachings of Hinduism, there are in Manawa Dharmasastra, Astamodyaya or chapter eight about the perpetrators sexual deviation. In contrast to the teachings of Buddhists, who regulate the birth of rebirths that have an effect on their sexual lives, marriage is not a sacred thing but is also not something that is not seen as sacred.