Preventing Human Trafficking In Indonesia: The Role Of Legal Empowerment Programs

Trafficking in persons or human trafficking, especially women and children, must be eradicated because it violates human dignity and human rights. This article examines and explores the root causes of human trafficking, the criminal sanctions, and the decisions of judges/trials on trafficking in persons in Indonesia to prevent trafficking in persons through legal empowerment. It is based on normative legal research, that is, legal research conducted by examining literature or secondary data. The study reveals that there are at least 10 (ten) root causes of trafficking in persons, which occur in various places in the world, including in Indonesia, namely poverty, lack or low level of education, demand for cheap labor/demand for sex, lack of the implementation of the human rights laws for vulnerable groups, lack of legitimate economic opportunities, Social factors and cultural practices, conflict and natural disaster, trafficking market as a business that generates a large profit, lack of safe migration options, traffickers. There are criminal sanctions against trafficking in persons in Indonesian legislation. This article highlights the importance of the use of legal empowerment in Indonesia to prevent trafficking in persons and address its root causes

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PEMBERANTASAN TINDAK PIDANA PERDAGANGAN ORANG

Eradication of Criminal Acts Trafficking in persons is a problem that does not only occur in Indonesia but has also become an international problem, and involving many people is therefore an organized crime. Crime of Trafficking in Persons has been regulated in legislation including Law No. 39 of 1999 concerning Human Rights, LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 7 OF 1984 CONCERNING CERTIFICATION OF CONVENTIONS ON ELIMINATION OF ALL DISCIRIMINATION FOR WOMEN. LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 23 OF 2002 CONCERNING CHILDREN'S PROTECTION, WHICH IS CHANGED BY LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 35 OF 2014, Criminal Code (KUHP), and Law No. 21 of 2007 concerning Eradication of Crime in Trafficking in Persons. Even though it has been regulated following the sanctions, the criminal act of trafficking still continues to this day, this is inseparable from various factors including the occurrence not only in urban areas but also in looking for victims from rural areas, generally underage children and women, factors poverty, education factors, family factors, and others

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LEGAL ASPECT OF GEOTHERMAL IN INDONESIA ACCORDING ACT NUMBER 27/2003

With the existence of Law Number 27 of 2003 on Geothermal and someimplementing regulations are sufficiently comprehensive so that it will be able toprovide legal certainty for business actors to invest heirs. Based on the data showsthat the potential of geothermal in Indonesia is still large enough that has not beenutilized optimally, it is seen from the geothermal working area in Indonesia. It isrecommended that the government keep improving its role in the effort to socializethe importance of geothermal energy as an alternative that needs to be developed.By developing a defined Geothermal Working Area and a new WKP (estimatedtotal potential of about 13,000 MWe) is expected to achieve geothermal poweravailability of 6000 MWe by 2020. Thus consumption and dependence on fossilenergy in the country will decrease

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Hukum perlindungan anak dan penghapusan kekerasan dalam rumah tangga

Buku ini mengkaji secara lengkap dan komprehensif dan menyeluruh mengenai masalah kesejahteraan, pengadilan, perlindungan anak dan penghapusan kekerasan dalam rumah tangg