Peer-reviewed article
Study of the Law on Child Protection from Cases of Verbal Violence Against Children
Apud Abdul Aziz, Junifer Dame Panjaitan ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This study examines legal frameworks and enforcement mechanisms for protecting children from verbal violence in Indonesia. It emphasises the role of criminology in understanding the causes of violence against children and the importance of family and community oversight. The work addresses the gap between legislation and its practical application in cases of child abuse.
Key points
- Violence against children committed by adults is increasingly common
- Criminological analysis is necessary to understand the motivations behind violence against children
- Law enforcement action requires investigation of the causes and background of violent incidents
- Family and community monitoring roles are critical to protecting children from violence
Limitations
The document does not present empirical data, case studies, or evaluation of specific legal outcomes. It does not clarify what specific aspects of child protection law are being studied or what findings emerged from the research.
Abstract
Cases of violence against children in the modern era are currently very common. Cases of violence against children are committed by adults. Law enforcement for someone who is confronted needs to be done for the sake of upholding the law. An action committed against violence against children has a cause which is the background to why the action was carried out. This is where the important role of criminology is in knowing why someone commits a crime and how to overcome the crime problem. The role of the family and society is very important to monitor violence against children.