Implementation of the Cyber Terrorism Prevention, and Rehabilitation Policy in Polda Metro Jaya Police in Central Jakarta

Damayanti, Dian

doi:10.5171/2021.695424

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“…Based on people's distrust of government power, this religious-values-based facade is erected to foster national solidarity (Sitorus & Tannady, 2021). Regulations to monitor the spread of cyberterrorism, particularly on social media and websites that support the commission of terrorist activities, have not been extensively explored concerning regional security (Damayanti, 2021). The Ministry of Communication and Informatics has monitored how the social media account deals with terror-related content to shut it down.…”

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confidence: 99%

Combating Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism in Indonesia

Hartati

Muhammad

2023

JHI

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Cybercrime poses a serious risk to national security in Indonesia. The pervasive nature of cybercrime calls into question the efficacy of current regulatory measures. The study objective reflects how the government addresses sustaining securitization in cyberspace. This study employed a descriptive qualitative method to analyze the impact of cybercrime in Indonesia and the regulations with an extremely high intercorrelation. Terrorism, both on the ground and digitally, has been on the rise at an alarming rate in recent years. The influence of universal access to all relevant information has several implications, including the propagation of misinformation and the growth of cybercrime networks. There must be significant disruption to the cyberterrorism industry to foster safe circumstances in Indonesia. The success of Indonesia’s regulatory efforts depends on the contribution and synergy between the government and the public.

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Section: Results and Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Combating Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism in Indonesia

Hartati

Muhammad

2023

JHI

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“…Second, achieve a proportional balance between the following two components: punishment and law enforcement costs (Tonry, 2006). It must be decided whether it is more efficient to add police personnel and judges who are capable of arresting and processing a greater number of criminals while reducing the sentences handed down to each criminal caught, or to achieve the level of punishment that is expected to be commensurate with the imposition of heavier penalties (Damayanti, 2021;Fantrov et al, 2021).…”

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“…This theory emerged as a reaction to cruel criminal practices against convicts in various countries. Thus, the rehabilitation theory is the antithesis of the retributive theory which considers criminals to be worthy of punishment for violating the law (Damayanti, 2021;Luthan, 2009;Sukabdi, 2015). For the rehabilitation program to be able to reduce the crime rate, the sentencing policy should not be rigid.…”

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Legal Actions of Terrorism Case in Central Sulawesi

Khairil

Sulbadana

Bakri

2022

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This study focused on the legal action of terrorism cases in Poso, Central Sulawesi. The focus of the analysis is to accentuate the contents of the legislation related to the legal handling of terrorism cases in Central Sulawesi. Thus, the study was carried out through statute, comparative law and conceptual approach, as well as using qualitative data analysis method. Data were processed by first describing all the legal materials that had been collected through inventory, identification, classification and systematization according to the problems in this study. Material reconstruction was next, including rearranging legal materials sequentially and logically. The last step was analyzing legal materials systematically based on the sequence of problems. National and global scale terrorism groups have well understood the consequences and legal actions of terror acts. The maximum, multiple layers of punishment have been stated in Law No. 15 of 2003 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Terrorism as an effort by the Indonesian government to suppress the movement of terrorism groups. The legal action process, especially in the Santoso’ Group, is based on Law no. 15 of 2003 with a sentence of 6 to 15 years in prison and a 6 (six) months subsidiary confinement with reference to the Theory of Retribution and Prevention.

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“…The stipulation of the Act acts as a legal basis in the handling of criminal acts of terrorism. However, in its implementation, this law has not provided maximum results in handling terrorism crimes (Waskito et al 2021;Damayanti 2021), because legal instruments are not always completely relevant for crimes that sometimes cross national borders. This was the case of one of the perpetrators arrested by the Special Detachment 88 Anti-terror who carried out the suicide bombing at the Makassar Cathedral Church; this requires evaluation by the government in the context of future law enforcement.…”

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The Principles of Islamic Law and the Deradicalization of Convicted Terrorists

Ipandang

Umiarso²

2022

CCS Journal

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In dealing with terrorism cases in Indonesia, the government must develop a strategy to eradicate terrorism, be it the ideology of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or other terrorism ideologies through awareness of the importance of human rights and deepening of the values of the Indonesian nation. This study uses a legal norms approach, namely identifying the applicable laws and regulations. The values of maqashid al-shari’a can be used as a rehabilitation concept through the changing the thinking of convicted terrorists. The maqashid al-shari’a approach will provide an understanding of Islamic Law that is more practical, realistic, flexible, and humanist. The values that can be applied in the rehabilitation process method adhere to the current maqashid values formulated by Jasser Auda, which are the development of the classical maqashid al-shari’a values developed by al-Syatibi.

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Implementation of the Cyber Terrorism Prevention, and Rehabilitation Policy in Polda Metro Jaya Police in Central Jakarta

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Combating Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism in Indonesia

Combating Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism in Indonesia

Legal Actions of Terrorism Case in Central Sulawesi

The Principles of Islamic Law and the Deradicalization of Convicted Terrorists

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