Abstract

The Immigration Detention Room is a place for foreigners who are subject to administrative action. As long as foreigners are placed in the Immigration Detention Room, basic human rights, including the right to health, remain with the Detainee. The formulation of the problem taken is 1) the form of the subject in question in the state and 2) the role of the state in fulfilling the health rights of Detainees in the Detention Room at the TPI Class I Immigration Office, Mataram City? The method used is an empirical research method with a statutory approach, conceptual approach and case approach. The conclusion is that every immigration office established in a region is required to have an administrative officer, so it can be concluded that the state's form of protection for detainees in this paper is the Class I TPI Immigration Office in Mataram City. The state's role in fulfilling detainees' health rights is not optimal because elements related to health care cannot be fulfilled.

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