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JURISDICTIONAL CYBERCRIME CRIMINALIZATION POLICY IN THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Aprita, Serlika; Hanif, Wangmayum
Sriwijaya Crimen and Legal Studies Volume 2 Issue 2 December 2024
Publisher : Faculty of Law Sriwijaya University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.28946/scls.v2i2.3651

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The victim and the offender are frequently in separate nations, a crime known as cybercrime transcends all borders and periods. Cybercrime can be committed using the computer itself as the method of committing the crime and the computer network system as the target. Laws governing information technology must take into account its rapid growth. Information and communication technology laws must anticipate and lessen these negative consequences. For information, media, and communication technology to progress as much as possible, legal products about cyberspace, or mayantara, must offer security and legal certainty. In response to the increasing number of cybercrimes, the government adopted a policy on April 21, 2008, with the adoption of Law No. 11 of 2008 regarding Information and Electronic Transactions (UU ITE). The ITE Law is Indonesia's first legislation focusing on online regulation. Based on the research findings, it can be concluded that Indonesian law enforcement has been unable to combat cybercrime to the best of its abilities. Indonesian law enforcement is facing difficulties due to the growth in cybercrime. The reasons for this are a lack of public legal awareness in efforts to combat information technology crimes, limited facilities and infrastructure, and the fact that there are still relatively few law enforcement officials who are familiar with the ins and outs of information technology (internet).
PORNOGRAPHY REGULATION UNDER INDONESIA’S NEW CRIMINAL CODE: CONTRADICTIONS BETWEEN MORAL RELATIVISM AND THE PRINCIPLE OF UNIVERSAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION Nahla Jamilie Rahmah Mukhtarudin; Ardiana Hidayah; Serlika Aprita; Heriyono Tarjono; Tiara Sahda
Sriwijaya Crimen and Legal Studies Volume 4 Issue 1 June 2026
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.28946/scls.v4i1.6038

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This study analyzes the contradiction between the principle of relativity and the principle of criminal universality in the regulation of pornography crimes under the New Criminal Code (Law No. 1 of 2023) (Articles 407-411). The New Criminal Code criminalizes various aspects of pornography, reflecting the protection of public morality and Indonesian cultural/religious values. The principle of relativity emphasizes that the definition of pornography is closely tied to socio-cultural and local standards. The specific provisions of the Criminal Code demonstrate a bias towards these relative moral standards. However, this poses the risk of over-criminalizing content that may be considered normal in other jurisdictions or non-exploitative for adults. Conversely, the principle of criminal universality demands universal criminal law protection, especially for crimes that violate fundamental human rights, such as child pornography and sexual exploitation. In a digital and transnational context, the need for universal standards is increasingly pressing. Contradictions arise when relatively national criminal laws attempt to be applied to a universal cyberspace. Rigid moral standards have the potential to hinder legitimate artistic or sexual expression (relativity) but also risk defocusing on crimes of exploitation that require a global response (universality). This study concludes that the implementation of the New Criminal Code must be balanced with progressive interpretation.
Co-Authors Abdul Latif Mahfuz Abdul Roni Absi, Warmiyana Zairi Adhitya, Rio Afaf Afaf Afaf Afaf, Afaf Afriza, Rifky Surya Ahmad Muadzdzib Aldhini, Chindy Anela Intan Putri Anggita, Jeni Anisah, Lilies Ardiana Hidayah Ardiana Hidayah Ariansyah, Diky Arisandy Permana Paza Arisandy Permana Paza Asmara, Bima Sena Putra Atika Ismail Cayo, Putri Sari Nilam Chindy Aldhini Desia Rakhma Banjarani Desni Raspita Devi Sri Astuti Diah Pitaloka Harin Dian Puspa Iwari Dian Puspa Iwari Diky Ariansyah Erisa Ardika Prasada Evi Purnama Wati Evy Febryani Evy Febryani Fatma Meria Febryani, Evy Ferindi Ramadan Pratama Fernando Fernando Fira Rahmawati Fitri Antisa Hambali Yusuf Hanif, Wangmayum Hasanal Mulkan Hasyim, Yonani Helmi Ibrahim Helwan Kasra Hendri Hendri Heni Marlina Heni Marlina Heriyono Tarjono Idris, Martini Idrus, Soleh Iim Saputra Noptabi Ilham Mahar Khuluqi Iwari, Dian Puspa Jeni Anggita Khalisah Hayatuddin Kurniati Kurniati Ledy Wila Yustini Lulu Larasari M. Andres Arta Al Fajri M. Novrianto Novrianto Martini Idris Martini Martini Meirina Nurlani Mohammad Maulana Kusumawardhana Mona Wulandari Muhamad Fakhri Muhammad Syarif Hidayatullah Askolani Mutiara Paramitha Nahla Jamilie Rahmah Mukhtarudin Neisa Angrum Adisti Noptabi, Iim Saputra Nuriah, Syahdila Nurlani, Meirina Octa Vera Perli Prahasta Putra, M. Aidil Reny Okprianti Rillo Waskitha Sandi Wiyata Rio Adhitya Rizadatul Qolbun Robi Alkaromah Robi Alkaromah Roni, Abdul Sanusi, Muhamad Sarah Qosim Serli Margareta Shalihah, Nawatus Siti Mardiyati Siti Mardiyati Siti Sarah Susiana Kifli Syahdila Nuriah Syahriati Fakhriah Syamsul Syamsul Syamsul Syamsul Tiara Puspita Sari Tiara Sahda Utami, Shafa Nabila Wulan Purnama Sari Wulandari, Mona Yonani Hasyim Yonani Yonani Yonani Yonani Yonani, Yonani Yudistira Zainuddin, Cholidi Zairi Absi, Warmiyana