Peer-reviewed article
Violence Against Children and Child Protection (Case Study in Polres Purworejo)
Justisia Pamilia Luberty ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This study examines cases of violence against children handled by the Purworejo police station in Indonesia, focusing on sexual violence and the legal framework for child protection. The research identifies factors contributing to violence against children, including perpetrators from both inside and outside family environments. The study emphasizes that community awareness and education within families are important for preventing violence and supporting child development. Legal protections under Indonesian child protection law are discussed in relation to the cases handled.
Key points
- Sexual violence was the primary form of violence against children identified in the cases
- Perpetrators of violence came from both within and outside the family
- Cases were handled under Article 76E and Article 82 of Indonesia's 2002 Child Protection Law
- Victims of sexual violence experienced deep trauma
- Community education and family support are presented as important for child protection
Limitations
This is a descriptive case study of police records without comparison groups or quantitative analysis of intervention outcomes. The document does not evaluate the effectiveness of any specific protection intervention or child protection response.
Abstract
This study aims to explain the factors that cause of cases of violence against children and legal protection of children's data analysis begins with collecting data, reducing the data, presenting data, and the final conclusion. The results showed that the factors that lead to violence against children that occurred in purworejo refer to acts of sexual violence, which resulted in a deep trauma for the victims, as well as their follow-up is handled purworejo police station. Violence against children in purworejo is a case of sexual act that refers to the handling 76E jo Article 82 by Act No. 23 of 2002 on Child Protection. where the victim is a child and the perpetrator comes from within the family and outside the family. Violence against children should look by the community, in education needed either within the family or outside the family, it affects to grow to Consderng children, because every child deserves the affection in the family environment.Keywords: Violence; Children protection; Families.