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Assyifa, Lilia Safitri
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Pembaruan Pengaturan Pidana Demi Eradikasi Praktik Prostitusi Assyifa, Lilia Safitri; Sitaputri, Kamila Maharani; Indradjaja, Nobella; Chamdani, Chamdani
Law and Humanity Vol 2 No 1 (2024): Jurnal Law and Humanity
Publisher : Universitas Wijaya Putra

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37504/lh.v2i1.608

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The rapid technological advancement nowadays accelerates the spread of various forms of information, including information regarding prostitution practices. Meanwhile, from a legal perspective, a complete regulation on prostitution practices is at its minimum, and thus the impacts of the prostitution practices affect health aspects and drives social turmoil in the community. This research aims to review regulations related to prostitution practices, especially in the applicable criminal law in Indonesia, and propose factors that emphasizes a law reform, so that in the future, prostitution practices may be handled more thoroughly. This research uses a normative method, with secondary data that includes literary research and reviews on laws and regulations as well as an analysis method that uses a prescriptive technique. The conclusion resulting from this research reveals that in reality, several regional regulations have regulated prostitution practices, but nationally, there has not been any regulation that strictly regulates prostitution practices. The suggestions proposed by the researcher for the future is in a preventive and repressive form, which are clear limitations of prostitution practices, criminal act reform for pimps, criminalization for commercial sex workers (PSK), the use of double-track system in imposing sanctions, criminal act formulation, and criminal aggravation.
CRIMINAL REGULATORY REFORM TO ERADICATE PROSTITUTION PRACTICES Assyifa, Lilia Safitri; Sitaputri, Kamila Maharani; Indradjaja, Nobella; Chamdani, Chamdani
EQUALEGUM International Law Journal Volume 2, Issue 3, 2024
Publisher : SYNTIFIC

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61543/equ.v2i3.80

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Background. The rapid technological advancement accelerates the spread of various forms of information, including information regarding prostitution practices. Meanwhile, from a legal perspective, a complete regulation of prostitution practices is at its minimum. The impacts of prostitution practices affect health aspects and drive social turmoil in the community. This research aims to review regulations related to prostitution practices, especially in the applicable criminal law in Indonesia, and propose factors that emphasize a law reform, so that in the future, prostitution practices may be handled more thoroughly. Research Method. This research uses a normative method, with secondary data that includes literary research, reviews on laws and regulations, and an analysis method that uses a prescriptive technique. Findings. In reality, several regional regulations have regulated prostitution practices, but nationally, there has not been any regulation that strictly regulates prostitution practices. Conclusion. In a preventive and repressive form, which are clear limitations of prostitution practices, criminal act reform for pimps, criminalization for commercial sex workers, the use of the double-track system in imposing sanctions, criminal act formulation, and criminal aggravation.
Co-Authors Chamdani Chamdani Indradjaja, Nobella Sitaputri, Kamila Maharani