The title of this thesis is the Receiving State’s obligations to Protect the Foreign
Diplomatics Missions Related with the Implementation of the Externa Rationae Principle
Especially on the Indonesia Malaysia Case. Then the aims of this thesis are: to know did
Indonesia as the Receiving States for Malaysians has given the maximum protection for the
diplomatics missions as well based on the general procedure. In this research for the thesis used
the normative legal research with deductive principle. This thesis is based on the case between
Indonesia and Malaysia. Indonesia as the Receiving States should protect the Diplomatics
Missions who sended by the Sending States. In this thesis, only concerning about the protection
based on the Externa Rationae principle. The “throwing case” who did by the demonstrans has
been analogue as a humiliation for the Malaysians State.
The results of this research are: that Indonesian government has given the maximum
protection, but the Indonesian security power cannot reaching it at all. It’s happens because the
amount of the security personnel(Police) was not equal with the mass. In the other side,
Indonesia has did whatever that can be taken on that situation, like daily patrol, inteligence, etc.
So the Indonesians government cannot fully blamed. The only problems is about the amount of
the security personnel, so Indonesian government has good enough to protect the diplomatics
missions.