| dc.description.abstract | Trafficking in women and children is part of the worst form of action by
syndicates that must be abolished, because as a result of this trafficking, women
and children are in a very bad situation. The practice of trafficking in women and
children is a quite complex crime which is very closed in nature. The problems in
this thesis are, firstly, how to regulate the law on the crime of trafficking in
persons against women and children in North Sumatra, secondly, what are the
factors that cause the crime of trafficking in women and children in North
Sumatra, and thirdly, what are the countermeasures in overcoming the crime of
trafficking in persons? against women and children in North Sumatra. The
method used in writing the thesis is an empirical legal research method which is
analytically descriptive in nature. The theory used is the theory of Legal
Protection, Criminal Policy theory and the research approach, namely the
statutory approach and the case approach. Data collection techniques and tools
used are library research and field studies. Data analysis in this study used
qualitative data analysis methods. The results of the study suggest that the Office
of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection in North Sumatra Province in
dealing with the crime of trafficking in persons against women and children in
North Sumatra has a role in criminal law in the prevention and process of law
enforcement and the implementation of criminal law, has a role as a means of
regulating public order (Social order). in order to create a social policy (Social
defense) to achieve security, which provides legal protection for women victims of
trafficking in persons. social culture, factors of gender inequality, factors of weak
birth registration and early marriage. The conclusion is that it is necessary to
prevent trafficking in persons in North Sumatra by issuing law number 21 of 2007
concerning the eradication of the crime of trafficking in persons as well as action
plans for prevention and dissemination of them to school children, families and
village/kelurahan officials, and countermeasures to oversee the process law
perpetrators of criminal acts of trafficking in persons through the process of
assistance. | en_US |
