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COVID-19 Vaccination Policy: Quo Vadis Fulfillment of Citizen’s Right to Life
This article aimed to analyze the factors that influence the pros and cons of the community regarding the COVID-19 vaccine policy and discuss the formulation of the Indonesian Government's policy regarding the distribution of an effective vaccine to realize the right to life amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, the methodology of this research is normative, in the hope that the research approach was carried out for researchers to obtain information from various aspects in order to find the issues to be addressed. Normative research uses legal materials obtained through scientific literature or the law. The results of the conclusion show that the factors influencing the pros and cons of the community regarding the fulfillment of the right to life through vaccine policies consisted of multicultural settings that affected the mindset and perspective of the community in perceiving the COVID-19 virus outbreak so that there were differences of opinion regarding government policies that echoed mass vaccines to aggravate the number of the positive cases. Besides, the government's consistency factor in the form of Law which reads: (1) Every person has the right to live, to sustain life, and to improve his/her standard of living. (2) Every person has the right to tranquility, safety, peace, happiness, physical and mental prosperity. (3) Every person has the right to an adequate and healthy environment. supervise COVID-19 vaccinations.