| dc.description.abstract | In investigating and investigating child victims of sexual abuse by their own
families, it is indeed difficult to carry out. Moreover, it was not helped at all by the
family. The example of the case raised in this study is about the crime of sexual abuse
by his biological father against his child, even based on investigations and
investigations carried out, it turns out his siblings also molested the child victim.
Examples of such cases will be reviewed and analyzed in this study are Police Report
No. 222 / XI / SU / 2019 / Res. Tapteng about the crime of sexual abuse. Issues that
will be reviewed and analyzed include legal arrangements regarding legal protection
for child victims of sexual abuse during the investigation and investigation stages; The
process of investigating and investigating the Police Report; and efforts made by the
Tapteng Regional Police and Satreskrim Investigators and related agencies. Thus, this
study is entitled to the legal protection of child victims of molestation at the
investigation stage in the Central Tapanuli District Police (Case Study of Police Report
No. LP / 222 / XI / 2019 / SU / RES.Tapteng, dated 18 November 2019).
This research is juridical-normative research supported by empirical data. The
data used are secondary, consisting of primary, secondary, and tertiary legal
materials. Data collection by literature study and field study. A case study and
interview data retrieval tool forinvestigators who committed the crime of sexual abuse.
The results showed that: In the research and investigation of the crime of sexual
abuse of child victims, the existing regulations based on the National Police and
Kabareskrim Regulations did not specify the research and investigation of child
victims; the research and investigation of criminal acts of sexual abuse by families
against child victims have experienced obstacles, one of which is the cost constraints
and the difficulty of collecting evidence and witnesses because the family is difficult to
be questioned; and the efforts made by the Tapteng Regional Police based on the
criminal policy are repressive efforts to accelerate the filing of cases so that they are
quickly transferred to the Sibolga District Attorney, and the non-penal policy is to
provide early sex education and an introduction to the importance of maintaining
reproductive tools and legal counseling to motivate children in schools in providing
information about criminal incidents they experienced. In other words, Tapteng
Regional Police attempted to pick up the ball against this crime of sexual abuse. | en_US |
