Analisis Laporan Kepolisian No: B.210 /VIII/2018/JAMBI/SPKT.C Mengenai Alasan Dihentikannya Penyidikan Perkara Perkosaan Anak

The police are part of the criminal justice system as contained in the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code and other laws, this system has the power to conduct investigations and investigations of crimes. The investigative authority is applied to the perpetrator in a criminal act or the investigative authority is enforced, and the case has been coordinated with the public prosecutor since the first wave of investigation. The same mistake. The criminal cases studied in this paper are based on the author's research data at the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation, Sub-Directorate IV of the Jambi Regional Police. This involves the Police Report Letter No: LP/B/210/VIII/2018/Jambi/SPKT “C” which contains the alleged crime of rape or intercourse with a minor. Perpetrators are threatened with articles 81 and 82 of the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 35 of 2014 (Revised Law on Child Protection of the Republic of Indonesia Number 23 of 2002). Investigators may still encounter obstacles in investigating criminal acts of raping a suspect or having sex with a minor. Not all criminal cases of rape or sexual intercourse of minors that are handled at the investigation level can be transferred to the court by the prosecutor as a public prosecutor in the process of further investigation. In this case, investigators at Sub-Directorate IV of the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimum) of the Jambi Regional Police also have the authority to not continue the investigation process or stop the investigation (SP3) in this criminal case based on considerations that the criminal case processed is not a criminal act, lack of evidence or other legal considerations. The objectives of this study are: First of all, I want to know and analyze how investigators handle cases of child rape perpetrators (case investigation, police report number: B. 2018 / Jambi / SPKT “C”). Child rape is (Police Report Number: B.210 / VIII/2018 / Jambi / SPKT "C"). The research method used in this research is Socio Legal Research, which is studying the practice of law or legislation that applies in the social life of the community. Descriptive research specifications, namely describing and analyzing a legal event that has occurred by describing the existing events.

A Socio-Psychological approach to understanding Child Rape: An analytical study: مقاربة سوسيوسيكولوجية لفهم جريمة اغتصاب الأطفال: دراسة تحليلية

This paper is about children rape crime; which represents one of the sexual violence patterns. This later has serious psychological, social and health effects on the child and grow up with him. Thus, it is regarded as the most dangerous kind of crimes against the child. This crime has come out of social and psychological factors. So, we studied this topic through the sociological theory and the psychological theory.

Ethics-Breaking Crimes: A Social Field Study in Baghdad City

Crime has become a phenomenon associated with human socialization. Wherever human groups are found, a crime, which differs from one society to another, is found. It is one of the most dangerous social issues that undermines the solidarity of a given society. This is because it establishes a takeoff from community's norms, values, customs and traditions, and thus turns into a danger to the lives of people, groups and society that threatens its strength and security. The paper focuses on the crimes that violate the social law, like child rape, incest and electronic extortion, which are increasing in size, increasing as a result their repercussions on the human society. The study seeks several objectives, including: examining the nature and dimensions of crimes that violate the values and system of social control and their repercussions. It also investigates the reasons that led to the spread of these crimes breaching accordingly the social law and the value system. This study is a descriptive and analytical one which relied on the social survey using a sampling method. The sample of the study was 150 intentionally selected inmates deposited in some prisons of the Iraqi Correctional Department of perpetrators of child rape, incest, electronic extortion. Besides, 50 social workers and researchers were intentionally selected, too. The data was processed statistically, using (SPSS) program. Moreover, observation, interview tools were used to record information. Results have shown that most of the perpetrators of social transgression crimes, (61.3%), are of lowest levels (illiterate, read and write, primary). Further, the majority of the sample members are males, (127) with a percentage of (84.7%). Finally, it has been found that most sample members (58.0%) came from poor class and sufferred from conditions of weakness.

Analyzing Child Rape in Bangladesh: A Socio-Legal Perspective

Bangladesh is experiencing an epidemic of child rape. Discrimination based on patriarchal philosophies, inadequate rape laws, inadequate policies to address child rape, a conservative criminal justice system, and a conventional judicial environment has culminated in injustice for victims. Laws exist that require severe punishments; however, child rape has not been satisfactorily prevented. Societal norms, stigma, political pressure, money, power, and the critical process of the justice system make it extraordinarily difficult for victims to receive justice. This article describes the reasons why men rape children, including offenders’ psychological conditions and the advantages that men have over the weaker in the criminal justice system, enjoying impunity. While attempting to understand the reasons broadly, statistical data show that the reporting of such crimes has been increasing, but this does not genuinely represent the actual number of crimes committed. The article focuses on social phenomena associated with child rape culture and identifies reasons why crimes are not reported. An in-depth discussion of inappropriate laws for child rape and of the loopholes in these laws demonstrates the hardship that victims face in their fight for justice. Finally, social and legal recommendations for the prevention of child rape are highlighted.

Child Rape in Nigeria, Implications on the Education of the Child

<em>The purpose of this study was to investigate child rape in Nigeria, its implications on the education of the child. Descriptive survey design was adopted. Three research questions guided the study. The population of the study was all the young parents in Nigeria whose female children are between 0-12 years old. Disproportionate random sampling was used to select 100 respondents each from 8 states out of 36 states in the country, making it 800 respondents. Structured questionnaire and interview were used to collect data from the respondents. Frequency, percentage and rank order were used to analyze the data collected for research question one. Mean, standard deviations and rank order were used to analyze data for research questions two and three. The findings revealed a high prevalence of child rape in Nigeria. The findings also identified in rank order; lack of reports on rape cases, mishandling of rape cases, child labour, children being left alone without care, men raping children for ritual purposes, indecent dressing as the causes of child rape. According to the findings, the effects of child rape in rank order include; emotional traumas, social stigma, sexual transmitted infections, termination of child’ life, low academic performance, physical pains and injuries, school dropout, poor attendance to school. Recommendations and implications were also made.</em>

Application of Criminal Sanctions Against The Crime of Child Rape Linked with Article 82 of Act No. 35 of 2014 Concerning The Protection of Children

This study aimed to analyze the application of criminal sanctions against child rape. Legal issues that arise in this research include: How the application of criminal sanctions against criminal fines rape of children in the jurisdiction of Polresta Cirebon, and How the effectiveness of the application of criminal sanctions against perpetrators of child rape fines in Polresta Cirebon Jurisdiction. This research is a normative law and empirical legal research based on the consideration that in addition to leaving of the Act, the researchers also explored what is in the field related to the title of the researchers adopted, it can be concluded that the application of criminal sanctions penalties against perpetrators of criminal acts of rape of children Polresta Cirebon Jurisdiction in accordance with article 82, paragraph (1) and (2) of Act No. 35 of 2014 on Child Protection that the penalties are imprisonment of at least five (5) years and a maximum of 15 (fifteen) years and a maximum fine of Rp 5,000,000,000.00 (five billion rupiah). While the effectiveness of the application of criminal sanctions against child rape because the victim has not been effective enough that the injured party did not receive material compensation to pay for treatment and rehabilitation. For offenders, penalties are less able to provide a deterrent effect because the perpetrators are not able to pay these fines can be replaced with imprisonment for a long time very briefly. While the effectiveness of the application of criminal sanctions against child rape because the victim has not been effective enough that the injured party did not receive material compensation to pay for treatment and rehabilitation. For offenders, penalties are less able to provide a deterrent effect because the perpetrators are not able to pay these fines can be replaced with imprisonment for a long time very briefly. While the effectiveness of the application of criminal sanctions against child rape because the victim has not been effective enough that the injured party did not receive material compensation to pay for treatment and rehabilitation. For offenders, penalties are less able to provide a deterrent effect because the perpetrators are not able to pay these fines can be replaced with imprisonment for a long time very briefly.Keywords: Criminal sanctions; Child Rape; Child Protection.

PEMBANTUAN DAN PENYERTAAN (DEELMENING) DALAM KASUS PERKOSAAN ANAK

Rape is a sexual crime. Rape of children will destroy the future of children as the next generation. Nowadays the rape of children, as well as rape committed by children are getting increased. One of the contributing factors is due to the freedom of the child in accessing any information that can not be monitored continuously by parents. It encourages the children to commit acts that are not in accordance with their age and can not hold their lust. If the action is committed by an individual, it would be easy to identify the perpetrator. The problem occurs when it is committed by group. The case is included in the assistance and involvement in its responsibility. This paper discusses the implementation of the concept of assistance and involvement in cases of child rape that the perpetrator more than one person. In addition, it will analyzes Judge’s consideration in the case of child rape on Court Decision Number 24 / Pid.Sus / A / 2012 / PN.Pso and Decision Case No 142/ Pid.Sus/2012/PN.Spg.

Self-Proclaimed God Convicted, POCSO Amended

In the wake of the strings of horrific child rape, on 21 April 2018, the Union Cabinet cleared the ordinance on POCSO or The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences, whereby any individual convicted of raping a child of 12 years or under will be awarded death penalty. This article is an attempt to critically analyse the ordinance, while trying to answer whether the death penalty would reduce rapes in children.

A Socio-Legal Study of Child Rape in the State of Karnataka

This study is the analysis of child rape incidence in Karnataka. This is a socio legal study of Laws regulation and case studies in relation to minor child rape victims from 2010 to 2016, and few data till June 2017 of Karnataka. The results show that at the state level total minor rape victims continuously increased during the study period and the major proportion of rape victims belong to Bangalore Metropolitan city ,the study also states that young kids have most often more vulnerable of rape than the adolescences’. Earlier the offences of child abuse is tried under different Acts, in the state of Karnataka but after implementation of POSCO Act 2012 (Protection of Children from sexual offences), cases of child rape are tried under POSCO Act 2012. The maximum punishment awarded to the offender under this Act is 10 years. To find out solution to the social evil there is a strong need to strictly implement the judicial and legislative recommendation in reasonable manner along with strict punishment to accused so that people afraid to do such crimes.