Implementation of Legal Protection for Women Victims of Physical Violence by Police Investigators of the Women and Child Protection Unit

Mustika Payung, Juanrico Alfaromona Sumaresz Titahelu, Hadibah Zachra Wadjo
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The relationship between husband and wife should be a good example for their children. This relationship can be based on happiness and harmony. But in reality, wives in their position face a lot of domestic (economic) neglect and violence from their husbands, both sexual, psychological and physical violence. A number of women's considerations in handling domestic violence issues in their families make some victims hesitate to immediately report to law enforcement officials and take legal action to find a solution). Based on the facts that occur, most women and children are often victims of domestic violence. The number in Indonesia is very high, around 24 million cases or 11.4% have experienced acts of violence. The dominant violence experienced by Indonesian women is domestic violence or domestic violence, such as maltreatment, rape, harassment or infidelity committed by the husband. The problem in this paper is whether women as victims of physical violence have obtained legal protection? Based on the results of the research, it is found that women as victims of physical violence have not fully obtained optimal legal protection because when the victim finishes making a report the Police investigator at the Polres/Polresta level, especially at the Women and Children Protection Unit (UPPA) must take her to a safe house but this has not been done. Then when the victim finishes making a police report and returns home, the Police investigator/investigator at the Polres/Polresta level, especially at the Women and Children Protection Unit must collaborate with other family members and neighbouring parties to provide protection to the victim in the form of supervision but this has not been done. So it is suggested that the Indonesian National Police at the Polres/Polresta level, especially the Women and Child Protection Unit can work together with community leaders and religious leaders as well as the government at the sub-district level to actively conduct socialisation about legal protection against women of physical violence in the household so that women as victims no longer feel afraid or pressured to report the acts of violence they experience.
妇女和儿童保护股的警方调查员对人身暴力受害妇女实施法律保护的情况
夫妻之间的关系应该成为子女的好榜样。这种关系可以建立在幸福和谐的基础上。但在现实生活中,处于这种地位的妻子却面临着许多家庭(经济)忽视和来自丈夫的暴力,包括性暴力、心理暴力和身体暴力。一些妇女在处理家庭中的家庭暴力问题时的考虑,使得一些受害者在立即向执法人员报案并采取法律行动寻求解决时犹豫不决)。根据已发生的事实,大多数妇女和儿童往往是家庭暴力的受害者。印度尼西亚的这一数字非常高,约有 2 400 万例或 11.4%的妇女和儿童遭受过暴力行为。印尼妇女遭受的主要暴力行为是家庭暴力,如丈夫实施的虐待、强奸、骚扰或不忠行为。本文的问题是,作为身体暴力受害者的妇女是否获得了法律保护?根据研究结果,我们发现作为人身暴力受害者的妇女并没有完全获得最佳的法律保护,因为当受 害者报案后,警察/警察局一级的警方调查员,特别是妇女和儿童保护股(UPPA)的调查员必须将其 带到安全住所,但这一点并没有做到。然后,当受害人报完警回家后,警察/警察调查员,特别是妇女和儿童保护股的警察/调查员必须 与其他家庭成员和邻居合作,以监督的形式为受害人提供保护,但这一点并没有做到。因此,建议印度尼西亚国家警察,特别是妇女和儿童保护股,与社区领袖和宗教领袖以及县级 政府合作,积极开展社会宣传活动,使妇女在家庭中遭受人身暴力时能够得到法律保护,从而使受害妇 女不再感到害怕或受到压力而不敢报告所遭受的暴力行为。
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