Jurnal Ilmiah Living Law ISSN 2087-4936 Volume 17 Nomor 1, Januari 2025 by Rohingya refugees in refugee camps throughout Indonesia are very decent, even with televisions. The bedrooms are also furnished with mattresses. Another benefit is that Rohingya refugees receive free meals while in the refugee camp, and the various services provided by Rohingya refugees have new implications for Indonesian society. If we look into it, Indonesia is a developing country with a large population and plenty of natural resources. However, Indonesia today cannot be separated from the social problems that plague its people, particularly socioeconomic issues. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics or Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS), Indonesia's unemployment rate stood at 7.86 million people in August 2023, out of a total workforce of 147.71 million. In August 2023, there were 7.86 million unemployed people, equivalent to an open unemployment rate or Tingkat Pengangguran Terbuka (TPT) of 5.32 percent. The adverse effect of unemployment is to reduce people's income, which in turn reduces the level of prosperity that a person has achieved. The decline in people's welfare due to unemployment will certainly increase their chances of being trapped in poverty because they have no income. When unemployment in a country is very bad, political and social turmoil always prevails and has adverse effects on people's welfare and longterm economic development prospects. Furthermore, the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reported that the percentage of poor people in Indonesia in March 2023 was 9.36%, with a total of 25.90 million poor people. This also has an impact on the lack of access to education, as shown by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in 2022, which reports that the illiteracy rate in Indonesia aged 15 to 59 years is only 1.50 percent, or approximately 2,666,859 people. Not only that, but 21 according to data released by the Ministry of National Health in 2023, the percentage of stunted children has reached 21.6%. The issue of child malnutrition in Indonesia encourages all parties to play a more active role. If you look at the current condition of the Indonesian nation, the acceptance of Rohingya refugees will actually have new implications for society, especially in terms of special treatment such as being given financial assistance of IDR 1.2 million per month. then getting comfortable flat facilities and getting free food every time makes social jealousy occur in the community. Public opinion regarding special treatment is the state's effort to build a paradigm of injustice. If you look at the data above, it shows a lot of poverty, unemployment, and malnutrition. Many Indonesians do not have houses and land, but on the one hand, the government provides very adequate facilities for Rohingya refugees. The implication of injustice was voiced in the community considering the absence of obligations carried out by Rohingya refugees, who always get rights. This is different from the Indonesian people, who must carry out their obligations to be able to get their rights. The paradigm or opinion built by the community is in line with the opinion of Aristotle, who argues that justice is an action that is not biased or impartial, in favor of the right, not arbitrary. Aristotle defined justice as the distribution of something in accordance with its portion and rights. According to the principles of justice, Rohingya refugees seeking justice have an obligation to carry out what is required by law, such as complying with the provisions of national law itself; however, the obligation to comply with the law has been infringed upon, for example, by failing to comply with the norms and customs of the local community in order to commit the