International Conference Report - Join Conference Universitas Kristen Indonesia dan Universitas Bengkulu 2023 = Sexual Crime Against Children : A Human Rights Perspective

Novinda, Lisbet and Simanjuntak, Putri and Sidauruk, Sarjani and Rio, Susi and Alvin, Delia Hafsari and Febriola, Sonia and Hasrisoputra, Edfin and Tampubolon, Manotar (2023) International Conference Report - Join Conference Universitas Kristen Indonesia dan Universitas Bengkulu 2023 = Sexual Crime Against Children : A Human Rights Perspective. In: International Conference Report - Universitas Kristen Indonesia dan Universitas Bengkulu 2023, Otober 20 - 21, 2023, Turkiye.

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Abstract

Every child has the right to survival, growth and development and is entitled to protection from violence and discrimination as mandated in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. Therefore, children's rights must be guaranteed and protected by parents, family, society, state, government and local government. Unfortunately, the number of sexual crimes against children is increasing, where the perpetrators are people who should be guardian angels for children. The impact of sexual crimes experienced by children is very bad, both in the short, medium, long term and even permanently. Sexual crimes experienced by children can result in children experiencing trauma, behavioral problems, and the potential to become perpetrators of the same or different crimes. Sexual crimes committed against children are criminal acts that cannot be tolerated because they are a violation of children's human rights. Therefore, anyone who is a perpetrator of sexual crimes against children must be punished in accordance with applicable law. The theories used in this research are child protection theory and human rights theory. The research method in this research is qualitative descriptive research. This method aims to describe, explain, explain and analyze sexual crimes that occur against children in terms of human rights. Keywords: child; sexual crimes; human rights

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