Peer-reviewed article
Strategies For Protection Of Violence Against Children Through The Aisyiyah Love of Children (Gaca) Movement In Aba Branch Kindergarten, Mamajang, Makassar
Amirah Amirah, Maria Ulviani, St. Muthahharah ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This study examines how the Aisyiyah Love of Children (GACA) movement protects kindergarten children from violence in Makassar, Indonesia. The research used qualitative methods to understand the strategies employed by this community-based organization. The study emphasizes that children need protection from violence and predators as they are vital to national development. The government supports community involvement in child protection efforts across the country.
Key points
- Children require guidance and protection from adults, particularly from violence and 'child predators'
- The Aisyiyah GACA movement operates in kindergartens to protect children from violence
- Qualitative research methods were used to gather in-depth data from the field in Mamajang District
- The Indonesian government encourages community-based Integrated Child Protection systems in all regions
- The study aims to develop strategic concepts for child protection implementation
Limitations
The document provides only a title and introductory framing without presenting actual findings, data, or results from the research. It is unclear what specific strategies were identified or how effective the GACA movement is in protecting children from violence.
Abstract
Children are the age group that needs guidance and teaching from adults. Furthermore, the growth and development of children must be protected from aspects of violence, especially "child predators", because children are a nation's asset towards progress and prosperity. This study aims to analyze the strategy for protecting violence against children through the Aisyiyah Cinta Anak (GACA) movement in Makassar City. This research is a qualitative research that aims to produce more powerful and in-depth data that can be obtained at the research location (field). This research was conducted in Mamajang District, Makassar. The results of the research are expected to find formulations of strategic concepts that can be implemented by Aisyiyah in protecting children from violence. The government provides the widest possible opportunity for the community to play a role in realizing child protection. The government continues to encourage the formation of community-based Integrated Child Protection in all regions, including Makassar City.