Peer-reviewed article
Criminal Law Policy in Collecting Sexual Violence Against Children
Fransiska Novita Eleanora, Nina Zainab ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This study examines criminal law policies designed to prevent and respond to sexual violence against children in Indonesia. Using a normative legal research approach, the authors analyze existing laws and regulations that address sexual violence crimes. The research focuses on how criminal sanctions, including severe punishments such as the death penalty, are applied in practice to deter perpetrators. The study aims to understand whether strong legal enforcement can reduce the incidence of sexual violence against children in society.
Key points
- The study examines criminal law policy across stages: formulation, implementation, and execution of laws against sexual violence
- Research focuses on the application of severe sanctions including the death penalty for perpetrators of sexual violence against children
- The novelty centers on examining whether harsh punishments can minimize occurrences of sexual violence against children
- The research uses normative juridical methods based on existing laws, regulations, and library materials
- The study aims to determine how legal provisions are applied in society to address sexual violence crimes against children
Limitations
This is a normative legal analysis based on review of laws and regulations, not an empirical study measuring actual outcomes or child experiences. The document does not provide evidence about whether the proposed or existing policies have actually reduced sexual violence against children or improved child protection in practice.
Abstract
The policy of criminal law is a series of criminal law enforcement that includes stages of policy formulation, and implementation and execution including the eradication of sexual violence against children. so that the law can provide equal justice, and certainty and its benefits in society. This study aims to determine the policy in criminal law in preventing the occurrence of sexual violence against children based on laws and regulations relating to the prevention of sexual violence. The purpose of the study is to determine the implementation or application of laws and regulations as stages of application in society in overcoming sexual violence in criminal acts against children. The method used is normative and the type of research is normative juridical which is based on the principles, principles and provisions of applicable laws and regulations with a review of library materials. The novelty or novelty with previous research focuses more on sanctions or punishments or threats of severe punishment for perpetrators of sexual violence against children, namely the application of the death penalty for the perpetrators. While the impact of the application in society in the application of sanctions in laws and regulations can minimize or reduce the occurrence of children who experience sexual violence