Right to Entrepreneurship for Former Terrorism Convict: a Sociolegal Perspectives

After being released from the penitentiary, former terrorism inmates often face various problems, including negative stigma from the community and difficulties in obtaining capital and place of business. Therefore, one of the proposed solutions, namely the implementation of the correctional system, is an activity carried out as a form of Correctional Assisted Citizens (WBP) so that they can become fully human, have awareness of mistakes, improve themselves, and do not repeat criminal acts so that they can be accepted back by the community, play a role in development activities, can live as they are as good citizens and are responsible as part of the counterterrorism strategy. This research method uses an empirical legal research method, in this case the researcher conducts field research on the entrepreneurial rights of former perpetrators of terrorism crimes, this data is analyzed to find the impact of the implementation of the coaching listed in Law Number 5 of 2018 concerning the Eradication of Terrorism Crimes. The results of this study state that former terrorism prisoners (prisoners) have equal constitutional rights to entrepreneurship, but face significant challenges such as social stigma and barriers to economic access.