legal protection of indigenous communities on cultivation rights title inbulukumba regency

The purpose of this study is to analyze and describe the legal certainty of the ownership land forammatoa kajang indigenous peoples which around published cultivation right for legal entity and toanalyze and describe the implementation of regional regulations in providing legal protection ammatoakajang indigenous peoples rights. this research is empirical legal research that was conducted intamatto village, ujungloe district, bulukumba regency, south sulawesi. the data collection techniquesare interview and literature study. data obtained in the study were primary and secondary data, analyzedqualitatively and presented descriptively. the results of the study found that the ownership of theammatoa kajang customary law community which around published cultivation right for legal entityhad not been fulfilled and had not provided legal certainty because the land was still in the status of pt.lonsum. the legal certainty of customary community’s cultivation rights title is exacerbated by the lackof evidence of ownership of land owned by customary law communities, which is only proven by naturalevidence such as coconut wood so pt. lonsum which is proof of legal certainty cannot be disrupted. theimplementation of regional regulations in providing legal protection has not yet been fully realized. thisis influenced by law enforcement factors, community factors, and cultural factors. meanwhile, on theother hand, settlement through state law is often taken by means of repressive mediation so that theimpact does not meet legal certainty for the indigenous peoples law community, even just swallowingvictims and the emergence of many forms of violence.