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Analysis of Crimes of Violence against Children in Gorontalo Province
Moh. Tri Mulya Hadju, Kindom Makkulawuzar, Rusmulyadi Rusmulyadi ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This study examines crimes involving violence against children in Gorontalo Province, Indonesia. It identifies that violence against children is often perpetrated by parents and close family members despite their protective role. The research uses interviews to understand the factors causing physical violence against children in the region. The authors argue that stricter government enforcement of child protection laws is needed to reduce these crimes.
Key points
- Violence against children in Gorontalo is frequently committed by parents and close family members
- Child victims require special assistance due to their immature physical and psychological development
- The study uses interview techniques to collect data on violence factors
- Current child protection regulations (Law Number 23 of 2002) require stronger enforcement
Limitations
The document does not provide specific data on prevalence, victim numbers, perpetrator demographics, or outcomes of the study. It is unclear whether this is a completed analysis with findings or a research proposal outlining intentions.
Abstract
Currently, many criminal acts are often committed, such as violence. Violence is an arbitrary act committed by someone with the aim of causing physical or psychological harm. Parents have an important role to protect and protect, but instead acts of violence against children are carried out by those closest to them, such as parents. Child Victims of violence who are part of a society whose development is immature both physically and psychologically require special assistance in handling it. This study aims to determine the emergence of factors that cause victims of physical violence against children in the Gorontalo region to reduce the number of victims of acts of violence against children. Which examines the existence of violence perpetrated against children. Data collection was done by interview technique. So a way is needed so that acts of violence against children are not continuously carried out and strict action must be given by the government to the perpetrators who commit violence. So it is deemed necessary to emphasize the regulations that have been implemented in the government, especially Law Number 23 of 2002 concerning child protection