Peer-reviewed article
RISK FACTOR ANALYSIS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN ULT PSAI, TULUNGAGUNG REGENCY FOR GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE MITIGATION
W. Isnaini, R. Ratnawati, Wike Wike ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This qualitative case study examines risk factors for gender-based violence against children in Tulungagung Regency, Indonesia. The research identifies that violence against children is a complex problem influenced by gender bias, including root causes, direct and indirect causes, and community responses. The study argues that understanding these risk factors is necessary for developing early detection and prevention programs. The research emphasizes that gender justice principles must be integrated into parenting, social life, and child protection services to prevent repeated cases of violence.
Key points
- Gender-based violence against children is influenced by multiple interconnected factors including gender bias
- Risk factors operate at multiple levels: internalization of children, community situations, and community responses
- Child protection services and community responses to gender-based violence currently fail to address many risk factors
- Gender justice concepts must be implemented in parenting, social life, and child protection services
- The research is applied research aimed at developing mitigation strategies for practitioners
Limitations
The document provides no empirical findings, numerical data, or specific risk factors identified in the analysis. It is unclear what the actual results of the case study were or what specific communities or child protection mechanisms were examined.
Abstract
Gender-based violence against children reveals a very complex problem map.Given the severity of the impact of gender-based violence, especially on children, appropriate preventive measures must be taken.By understanding the risk factors for the occurrence of gender-based violence against children to be a reference for practitioners to be able to develop mitigation strategies to carry out early detection and develop prevention programs.The root causes, direct and indirect causes to the response to impacts are influenced by gender bias.Internalization of children, community situations that trigger violence, and community responses and child services to gender-based violence still raises many risk factors.This study is part of a qualitative research that uses a case study.A qualitative study was chosen on the grounds that this research is an applied research, result and discussion the right gender concept must be owned by each individual or all children, implemented in parenting, in social life and child protection services so that there are no repeat cases because they are handled with gender justice.