Ethical Dimensions of Cultural Policy and Cultural Rights in Maluku Province

Abstract

This study aimed to understand the correlation between the ethical dimensions of cultural policy and cultural rights in Maluku province. The study applied a qualitative approach with descriptivephenomenological method. Data collection uses the following techniques: in-depth interview, Focus Group Discussion (FGD), documentary study, and observation. Hasil studi membuktikan bahwa: First, the Ethics Dimension was correlated, both with Cultural-Policy Behavior (Cultural Policy), and with Cultural- Rights Behavior (Cultural Rights). Second, that the Ethical Dimension in Cultural-Policy Behavior and/or Cultural-Rights, should take place in an inclusive, holistic-integral, and sustainable manner. The Philosophical-Theological Reflection on Cultural-Policy Ethics and Cultural-Rights Ethics emphasized the importance of Identification, Mapping and Formulation of Transcendental and Immanent Foundations as a reference, so that various Ethical Dimensions in Cultural-Policy and Cultural-Rights Products in Maluku Province, had the roots of Local Wisdom, characterized by values: Ecocentric, Inclusive, Integral, Holistic-intact and Sustainable, especially in the context of Enforcement and Promotion of Humanity, Human Rights and the Integrity of Sustainable Creation