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Ginting, Natalia
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LEGAL PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN AS PERPETRATORS OF TERRORISM CRIMINAL ACTS Sitinjak, Humala; Damanik, Jenriswandi; Simarmata, Indra Christoper; Ginting, Natalia; Gaol, Yesmita Lumban
Inspiring Law Journal Vol 1, No 1: Juli - Desember
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Legal protection for children who are exploited by adults involved in acts of terrorism is subject to the provisions of Law Number 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Justice System which regulates that children as perpetrators of criminal acts can be subject to diversion as an effort of restorative justice. In the provisions of Article 6 of Law Number 11 of 2012, it states that diversion aims to achieve peace between victims and children as a manifestation of efforts to resolve children's cases outside the judicial process. The purpose of the diversion mechanism is to prevent children from deprivation of liberty and encourage the community to participate and instill a sense of responsibility in children and as a form of protection for the future of children who are exploited by adults to commit acts of terrorism in particular. As regulated in Article 7 of Law Number 11 of 2012 which states that cases of children who commit criminal acts that can be diverted are criminal acts with a prison sentence of less than 7 years and not a repetition of the crime. Article 9 of Law Number 11 of 2012 emphasizes that the lower the criminal threat, the higher the priority for diversion. Children who are perpetrators of terrorism crimes are victims of crimes and not perpetrators of crimes because they are victims who are exploited by adults who should receive protection, so children who are involved in terrorism crimes should receive rehabilitation
Social and Spiritual Meanings in the Cabur Bulung Tradition of Karo Ethnicity: An Anthropological Perspective Simangunsong, Cladeo; Ginting, Natalia; Syahfitri, Rindani; Panjaitan, Rinaldi; Syafitri, Astrid; Arianto, Tomi
Literasi Bahasa dan Sastra Jurnal Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): LIBAS Vol. 1 No.2 September 2024
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This research aims to analyze the social and spiritual meanings in the Cabur Bulung tradition of the Karo Ethnicity, as well as to understand its role and function in the context of the social and spiritual life of the Karo community. Based on Geertz's (1973) cultural theory, which suggests the importance of symbols and meanings in the interpretation of a community's social life, this research adopts an anthropological approach with qualitative methods. Techniques used include observation, in-depth interviews, and literature studies to explore the meaning dimensions of the Cabur Bulung tradition. The results show that the Cabur Bulung tradition has two main dimensions, namely social and spiritual. Socially, this tradition functions as a means to strengthen relationships between community members, strengthen Karo ethnic identity, and demonstrate the value of solidarity and togetherness in social life. On the other hand, the spiritual dimension of this tradition reveals the Karo people's efforts to communicate with the spirits of ancestors, ask for healing blessings, and maintain balance with the universe. The symbols contained in the Cabur Bulung procession contain deep social and religious values, describing human relationships with the spiritual world and nature. This research provides an understanding of the Cabur Bulung tradition as an inseparable part of Karo ethnic culture, and reveals its role in shaping social structures, cultural identity and practices. he spirituality of the Karo people. Thus, this tradition is not only a ritual, but also a reflection of life that involves harmonious social and spiritual relationships between humans, communities and the spirit world.
Co-Authors Arianto, Tomi Gaol, Yesmita Lumban Jenriswandi Damanik Rinaldi Panjaitan, Rinaldi Simangunsong, Cladeo Simarmata, Indra Christoper Sitinjak, Humala Syafitri, Astrid Syahfitri, Rindani