Implementasi Program Penanganan Korban Kekerasan Seksual Pada Anak Laki-Laki Di Kabupaten Karawang Tahun 2017-2019

Setyani, Nindi Nurfahmi; Rifai, Maulana; Marsingga, Prilla

doi:10.22373/equality.v7i1.8410

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“…Although the data indicates an increase in recorded cases of violence against women, in reality, only a few receive adequate assistance, especially through institutions such as rehabilitation centers. One of the main reasons for this is the lack of sufficient information dissemination about the importance of providing appropriate assistance to victims of violence (Setyani, N. N., Rifai, M., & Marsingga, 2021). Paramita Mataram Center noted that in 2020, they provided assistance to 40 victims of violence, including cases of economic/sexual exploitation involving 1 person, human trafficking involving 4 people, and sexual violence involving 25 people.…”

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Cases of Violence Against Women Handled by Sentra Paramita Mataram

Aswili,

Malihah,

Nurbayani

2023

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Various forms of societal violence often target women, causing significant impacts on well-being and requiring substantial recovery efforts. This research aims to comprehensively explain the different forms of violence against women in Sentra Paramita Mataram. The study employs a descriptive method with a qualitative approach, enabling an in-depth exploration of experiences and perceptions of victims and a better understanding of the context of the violence. Primary subjects are women who have been victims of violence in Sentra Paramita Mataram, with social workers, psychologists, and nurses as informants. This approach allows for a thorough examination of the experiences and perceptions of victims, providing a nuanced understanding of the dynamics of violence against women in this specific setting. Data collection methods include in-depth interviews, observations, and documentation. The data analysis process involves presenting data, reducing data, verifying information, and drawing conclusions. Study findings reveal that the most prevalent form of violence against women in Sentra Paramita Mataram is physical violence, including actions such as causing injuries, physical assaults, torture, and rape. Non-physical incidents of violence against women, such as verbal abuse, harassment, involvement in commercial sex work, and neglect, also receive attention. Both physically and non-physically experienced violence compels victims to seek immediate assistance at Sentra Paramita Mataram, underscoring the urgent role of the center as a support and protection hub for victims. This research contributes to a profound understanding of the dynamics of violence against women in this environment and lays the groundwork for more effective intervention and prevention measures.

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confidence: 99%