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Perlindungan Hukum terhadap Anak sebagai Korban Penyebaran Konten Intim tanpa Persetujuan dalam Hukum Pidana Indonesia Siti Raodah; Uut Rahayuningsih
Jurnal Padamu Negeri Vol. 3 No. 4 (2026): Oktober : Jurnal Padamu Negeri (JPN)
Publisher : CV. Denasya Smart Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69714/he5tdt15

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The dissemination of Non-Consensual Intimate Images (NCII) involving children constitutes a form of online gender-based violence that has increasingly developed alongside advances in information technology. The issue arises because the regulation of NCII involving children remains scattered across various laws and has not been specifically regulated. This study analyzes the regulation of NCII offenses involving children within Indonesian criminal law and examines the legal position of children as victims within the criminal law framework. This normative legal research employs statutory and conceptual approaches, analyzing primary, secondary, and tertiary legal materials prescriptively through the Theory of Legal Protection, Victimology Theory, and the Best Interest of the Child principle. The results show that the regulation of NCII involving children is dispersed across the Child Protection Law, the Electronic Information and Transactions Law, and the Sexual Violence Crimes Law, none of which comprehensively addresses the specific characteristics of NCII, creating potential legal uncertainty. Children are normatively recognized as victims entitled to protection, assistance, restitution, and recovery, yet existing safeguards have not fully guaranteed sustainable recovery or digital privacy protection. These findings indicate the need for a more comprehensive legal framework that places the best interests of the child at its core.
Penerapan Diversi dalam Sistem Peradilan Pidana Anak di Samarinda Ditinjau dari Teori Sistem Hukum Lawrence M. Friedman Andi Fahratul Sriwani; Uut Rahayuningsih
Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu Vol. 3 No. 5 (2026): Oktober : Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Ilmu (JIMI)
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Diversion is a mechanism for resolving juvenile cases outside the criminal justice system that prioritizes restorative justice. This study aims to describe the application of diversion in the Juvenile Criminal Justice System in Indonesia and to analyze its challenges based on Lawrence M. Friedman’s Theory of Legal Systems, which encompasses legal structure, substance, and culture. The method used is empirical legal research with a juridical-empirical approach, conducted through interviews with law enforcement officials, observations, and a literature review, followed by qualitative analysis. The results show that the implementation of diversion in Indonesia has not been optimal, with a success rate of only about 7.63 percent of juvenile cases resolved through this mechanism between 2021 and 2024. The challenges in implementing diversion are influenced by three main elements of Friedman’s theory. Regarding legal structure, constraints include limited institutional capacity and human resources, a shortage of certified juvenile judges, a limited number of Probation Offices and Probation Officers, and suboptimal inter-agency coordination. Regarding legal substance, Law No. 11/2012 provides the legal basis; however, Article 7(2) limits diversion to criminal offenses carrying a sentence of less than seven years and non-repeat offenses, meaning not all juvenile cases can be resolved through restorative measures. In legal culture, the success of diversion is influenced by the awareness and understanding of the parties involved and the community, where there remains a stigma that justice can only be achieved through formal processes. This study concludes that the success of diversion is determined not only by legal rules but also, simultaneously, by the effectiveness of institutions and the support of legal culture.
Co-Authors Aisyah, Selvia Nur Almanda Putri Andini Alya Khairunnisa Amanda Aprilia Saputri Amanda Nafatasya Riandita Rahmadani Amarta, Amelia Putri Andi Fahratul Sriwani Anna Nur Hikmah Ardiyansah, Muhammad Niken Artamevia, Putri Astikah, Nurul Athallah, Alghifari Aqil Audrie Annasya Paramitha Ayu Safira, Ayu Ayyesha Salsabila Azizah, Arum Bayu Prasetyo, Bayu Berliana Ath Thahirah Clara Ridha Nur Sinta Clara Ridha Nur Sinta Clerine Clarisa Anatasyah Dewi Wulandari Diana Rosmawati Diana Rosmawati Diendha Fahira Mayliyanti Dozan, Muhammad Welly Dzakir, Muhammad Elsanda Revalia A Elviandri, Elviandri Fadillah, Muhammad Hasbi Fajar, Ira Fadia Faris Hasan Aziz Halina, Noor Hamid, Muhammad Qodri Handayani, Handini Ira Fadia Fajar irham Karno, Novyra Fitriany Kawuryan, Angelica Ari Pramesti Liwinardi, Muhammad M. Inzaghi Wahyu Ramadhan Maharani, Adinda Manda Rifa Mauldina, Mauldina May Nafillya Putri Meisa Purnama Ayu Monikasari, Putri Ayuni Muhammad Hasan Basri Muhammad Nurcholis Alhadi Muhammad Qodri Hamid Murtada, Fathur Sulthan Nabila Pasya Aisyah Nabila Ratu Adelia Nabila Ratu Adelia Nadianti, Jenita Noor, Abdillah Ramadhan Novyra Fitriany Karno Oktiva, Syahira Olivia Sukmawati Padli, Rahmad Patmawati, Novi Prasetya, Noviar Haikal Putri Amanda Wulandari Putri Piantari, Ni Komang Putri, Rehana Fatya Rama Afriza Laksana P Ramadhan, Fitrah Ramadhani, Muhammad Imam Raodah, Siti Resa, Muh. Riyan Riyan Ryo Jauhari Saputra Sadiah, Rika Halimatun Safira Nur Apriliani Safira Nur Apriliani Sahbila Sahbila Sahbila Salmadan, Erika Khairunnisa Saqinah, Nabilla Salsa Sari, Normalia Siti Nurcahyati Siti Raodah Sunariyo Sunariyo, Sunariyo Syasalbilla, Dhita Putri Wardhana, Yudha Kusuma Wirdatul Jannah Yasmin, Angel Nur Zadi, M. Fadhal Zein, Muhammad Aulias Rafly