Problem Of Prostitution Research Articles

Police Preventive Strategy: The Effectiveness of Situational Crime Prevention in Controlling Prostitution Venues in Region X South Jakarta

Prostitution is a complex and intractable social problem in many countries, including Indonesia. The Blok M area, located in South Jakarta, has long been known as the center of prostitution activities. The method used in this research is a qualitative method using interview techniques, observation and literature study. The result of this research is that the police encourage active participation of the community in reporting prostitution activities and providing useful information for investigation. In addition, the police try to raise public awareness about the negative impact of prostitution and provide rehabilitation and social assistance to victims of prostitution who want to get out of the cycle of violence and exploitation. Despite the police's efforts, the problem of prostitution in the Blok M area cannot be fully addressed overnight. Prostitution involves a wider range of social, economic and cultural factors. Therefore, cooperation between the police, government, and the community must be continuously improved to achieve sustainable results in eradicating prostitution and protecting the community from its negative impacts. By analyzing the police's efforts in controlling prostitution venues in the Blok M area, this research is expected to provide a better understanding of the challenges and strategies applied in combating the problem of prostitution and provide input for more effective policies and measures in addressing this complex social problem.

Comparative Analysis of the Crime of Adultery Based on the Old Criminal Code and the New Criminal Code to Realize Justice

Law number 1 of 2023 was prepared as an update of the old product, namely the Netherlands Heritage Fund. Various new paradigms of legal protection are part of the preparation of the draft of Law number 1 of 2023. However, at the same time, the protection of commercial sex workers (PSK) is still limited to efforts to provide a deterrent effect on those who allow prostitution to occur. In fact, the solution to the problem of prostitution should be solved systematically with lex specialis who raises issues involving prostitution. Meanwhile, the weakness of Law number 1 of 2023 is that it has not solved the core problem of brutal and inhumane social justice in prostitution. However, Law number 1 of 2023 has at least stopped the criminalization of prostitution. This research is prepared by normative juridical methods and reviews the law in depth based on the editorial and context of legal products of Law number 1 of 2023 on the basis of research to find.

Penegakan Hukum Pidana terhadap Praktek Prostitusi Terselubung pada Panti Pijat Tradisional di Indonesia

Traditional massage parlors have changed dramatically. Several traditional massage parlors in Indonesia have been in the spotlight in recent years due to the covert prostitution practices that occur in these places. This practice involves sexual services offered as part of traditional massage services, and it has become a serious problem affecting various aspects of society. The problem discussed is how the practice of covert prostitution in traditional massage parlors in Indonesia cannot be fully criminalized under Articles 296 & 506 of the Criminal Code and how criminal law is enforced against the practice of prostitution in covert massage parlors in Indonesia. The aim of this research is to analyze the practice of covert prostitution in traditional massage parlors in Indonesia which cannot yet be fully criminalized under Articles 296 & 506 of the Criminal Code and analyze criminal law enforcement against the practice of prostitution in covert massage parlors in Indonesia. The theories used in this thesis are law enforcement theory and legal certainty theory. The research method was carried out using a statutory approach which was carried out by examining all laws and regulations relating to the legal issues being handled as well as approaching cases that occurred in the practice of disguised prostitution in massage parlor activities. Problems in the Effectiveness of implementing Articles 296 and 506 of the Criminal Code in law enforcement against prostitution in massage parlors is very dependent on the joint efforts of various parties, availability of resources, and commitment to crack down on this crime consistently and fairly. According to the author, criminal law enforcement against the practice of prostitution in hidden massage parlors in Indonesia currently does not yet have full legal certainty in the application of Articles 296 and 506 of the Criminal Code and related laws. Furthermore, related to the law enforcement factor which is less than optimal, according to the author, the legal system in the crime of prostitution does not work properly, especially related to the legal culture of individual officers who have not made efforts to enforce the law. The suggestions in the research are the need for cooperation between the government, community sponsored organizations (NGO ),child protection institutions and civil society in dealing with the problem of prostitution and improving the legal culture or culture where there must be a mental improvement of government officials and law enforcement officials so that there are no more unscrupulous individuals playing in law enforcement efforts against hidden massage parlors under the guise of prostitution.

Women’s Daily Life in the Occupation: Sexual Violence in Documents and Soviet Propaganda

The problem of sexual violence in the occupied Soviet territories during the Great Patriotic War is an under-researched and taboo subject in the Russian public sphere. It is viewed either from the perspective of collaboration in prostitution and cohabitation, or from the perspective of gender discrimination and sexual violence. At the same time, it is extremely difficult to differentiate these features of women’s everyday life under the conditions of the “war of annihilation”. Based on the documents of the Extraordinary State Commission for the Investigation of the Atrocities of the German Fascist Invaders, partisan reports, and other documents, as well as articles from the wartime periodical press, the author compares images of sexual violence with the practices of women’s everyday life under occupation. In the propaganda of the warring countries, the image of the abused female body was actively used to incite hatred of the enemy. Rape and the forcing of women under occupation to work in brothels were presented in this light. A comparison of propaganda images and specific facts of violence presented in official and ego-documents shows the existence of discrepancies between images and practices. While rape was fairly accurately portrayed in official texts, the problem of prostitution was less accurately reflected in reality. Individual women used their bodies as a means of survival and received various material benefits in return. The population did not perceive legal prostitution in the categories of propaganda and interpreted it as a betrayal. Although some decrees were passed during the war in both Germany and the USSR that treated violence against women as a crime, women were not recognised as victims in the Soviet public trials or at the Nuremberg Tribunal and did not receive compensation. During the transition to peace, the problem of sexual violence lost its pragmatic propaganda function and was excluded from the collective memory. Nevertheless, the increase in violence against women during the Second World War led to the adoption of the Geneva Convention for the Protection of Victims of War in 1949, which was ratified by the Soviet Union in 1954.

PERAN EDUKASI KEAGAMAAN DALAM MEMBENTUK KEPRIBADIAN WANITA PENJAJA SEKS DI INDONESIA

This research aims to describe and analyze the role of Islamic religious education conducted by religious counselors in shaping the personalities of female sex workers in Kediri Regency. The classic problem of prostitution persists without a solution. Islamic religious counselors in Kediri Regency attempt to provide a solution through religious education for female sex workers (FSWs). This study is based on the social control theory, employing a qualitative phenomenological approach. Data collection methods include observation and interviews, with phenomenological data analysis. The research involves Islamic religious counselors and female sex workers in Kediri Regency. The findings of this study conclude that: First, Islamic religious counselors conduct religious education for female sex workers by establishing Islamic boarding schools in the midst of red-light districts; Second, the implementation of religious education utilizes methods, materials, and strategies tailored to the needs of FSWs; Third, religious education transforms the personalities of female sex workers, leading them back to the right path, fostering a more religious lifestyle, and transitioning to different professions.

Роль общественных организаций, занимающихся защитой прав проституированных женщин в ФРГ, в политизации проблем сексуальной эксплуатации и насилия

Since the 1980s, the issue of prostitution in Germany developed from the level of measures to combat AIDS to the state (law on prostitution) and international policy level: within the EU it gradually gets the status of a “cause and consequence of gender inequality”, is included in the political agenda of achieving gender equality and, therefore, tackling the issue also shapes the image of the EU on the international arena. There, in Germany as a country considered as the economic locomotive of the EU, alongside the laws, which are unique for Europe nowadays, there is a pool of international NGOs seeking to influence German policy on this issue. This article provides a brief overview of public organizations in Germany that deal with the problems of prostitution at the political and social levels.

History of Prostitution in Yogyakarta during the Colonial Era

Prostitution is an illegal activity that has existed since the colonial era. The history of prostitution, especially in Yogyakarta, has existed for a long time. Yogyakarta, which is a tourism city, also has illegal destinations, such as prostitution. The history of prostitution began when there was a railroad construction project, prostitution activities also began to experience growth. But even so, the government did not just remain silent, that's why several policies were issued regarding this prostitution. Because at that time the existence of prostitution had quite a significant impact on the social, economic and health sectors. Departing from this, this study on prostitution aims to provide an overview of how prostitution began in Yogyakarta, and how the government has acted in dealing with this prostitution problem. This study uses historical research methods which use sources in the form of documents and literature studies that are in accordance with the subject matter of this study. There are several steps used, including heuristics, verification, interpretation, and historiography. The results of this study indicate that prostitution is a means of satisfying the sexual appetite of railroad project workers. In addition, because it experienced significant developments, in the end several policies were issued regarding this prostitution. because the existence of this prostitution has an impact on society, especially service providers and perpetrators of prostitution. Apart from that, it also has health impacts, such as the emergence of venereal diseases or what is known as syphilis.

Problem of Prostitution in Bangladesh: An analytical Study from Islamic Perspective

The research aims at exploring the vices of prostitution in Bangladesh by identifying and analyzing its causes, as well as, suggesting probable solutions to this social problem, which corrupts civilization, disrupts the health, and threatens social security. There can be many reasons for the origin of prostitution; the most notable ones are: poverty, disintegration of family ties, deprivation of women’s economic rights, human trafficking, easy access to pornography, delay in marriage, lack of morality, and the like. The research has suggested some solutions to eliminate this problem, some considerable suggestions are: Awakening the feeling of Allah’s supervision, teaching morality, arranging marriage at proper age, giving freedom to choose spouse, facilitating marriage, giving women the wealth, they deserve, establishing working places suitable for women, raising relief funds to rehabilitate the victims, and implementing laws strictly, etc.

Legal Comparison Of Prostitution Arrangements In Indonesia And Sweden

Prostitution is one of the social problems that occur in Indonesia. Currently the perpetrators of prostitution have been among teenagers, students, students, housewives, and various other circles. The problem of prostitution is clearly not an easy problem to solve, and it cannot be denied that it continues to emerge with various modus operandi in society and develops along with the progress of the times, science and technology. The purpose of this study is to find out how the criminal law policy is against the parties that involved in the protitution crime in Indonesia and to figure out how the criminal law policy is against prostitution services users in Sweden. The method used is normative legal research. This research approach uses a comparative approach. Source of data comes from secondary data consisting of primary legal materials, secondary legal materials and tertiary legal materials. The conclusions in this study indicate that the current regulation of criminal law against the crime of prostitution has not been able to accommodate the problems of prostitution in Indonesia and it is necessary to establish new rules governing the crime of prostitution. The regulations regarding prostitution in Sweden are different from those in Indonesia. considering that the Swedish state enforces laws and regulations governing the crime of prostitution as contained in the Sex Purchase Law, and the Swedish government has also established a special investigative agency in the field of prostitution.

DAMPAK PENUTUPAN LOKALISASI PUGER KULON TERHADAP KONDISI SOSIAL EKONOMI MASYARAKAT PUGER KABUPATEN JEMBER

Prostitution is a disease of society as old as human life itself cannot be eliminated because it always exists in every age. It is a classic problem because it needs serious government handling in overcoming the problem of prostitution. It is undeniable that it can increase the economic growth of the people around the localization. This research uses qualitative research methods. The data collection method uses observation, in-depth interviews and documentation. Data analysis using interactive models, including data collection, data reduction, data presentation. The results showed positive and negative views of the community about the existence of localization. The existence of localization will only cause bad impacts and harm people's lives. However, there are those who think that localization can be profitable from an economic point of view. The social impact of the existence of localization interferes with the mental development of children and decreases the level of religiosity. Meanwhile, the economic impact is felt by business actors who depend on their lives in localization areas complaining because income has decreased

Prostitution in the Context of Human Trafficking

Purpose:The phenomenon of prostitution is currently ubiquitous among young people. Based on this reality, the phenomenon of prostitution needs to be studied theoretically from a sociological and legal perspective, which also affects the emergence of laws and regulations that regulate the issue of human trafficking and prostitution. The purpose of this study is (1) to examine theoretically from sociological and legal perspectives on human trafficking and (2) to determine the influence of laws and regulations on trafficking and prostitution.Methodology:This study is empirical by using primary data and secondary. Primary data is collected by observation and interviews directly with related sides. Sample specified in purposive sampling. Secondary data was obtained by passing the bibliography study and document with the descriptive analysis.Findings:This study is empirical by using primary data and secondary. Primary data is collected by observation and interviews directly with related sides. Sample specified in purposive sampling. Secondary data was obtained by passing the bibliography study and document with the descriptive analysis.Implication:The Law is no longer effective in controlling the social conditions of society. It can be seen from the many laws and regulations that regulate the problem of prostitution and trafficking but are unable to overcome the problems that occur. Economic conditions are the cause of this. Apart from that, something interesting about prostitution is that social control laws are no longer able to regulate it because, from an early age, women have been educated to work in places of prostitution or night entertainment.

Analisis Yuridis Normatif Kebijakan Pubik Penanggulangan Prostitusi

Prostitution is a classic problem that is very complex and full of dynamics. Prostitution is a criminogenic phenomenon that should be taken seriously because it causes a domino effect such as the emergence of criminality in the middle of society. Prostitution has a far-reaching impact on the values of the lives and futures of the younger generation. This study aims to analyze the public policies of the Ambon city government in the context of tackling prostitution in the city of Ambon. For this reason, with normative juridical research methods, the results of our research found that the public policy of the Ambon city government in the Forma Perda is no longer relevant to the social dynamics of society, especially with the dynamics of prostitution which is now shifting from official or direct prostitution (localization) to the era of unofficial online prostitution and more complex problems. While the public policy in the forma of the mayor's decree on the closure of the localization of the red rock cape of Ambon, is limited in nature and does not contain criminal content material so that although it has been officially closed, it still operates clandestinely or covertly. The conclusion is that official prostitution in the city of Ambon has been juridically prohibited.but the elimination of unofficial or illegal prostitution either through direct transactions or online transactions, is not effective and efficient. So we recommend that public policy makers in Ambon city can be serious and immediately make specialist and specific policies to tackle the problem of prostitution effectively and efficiently.

Understanding the Diversity of People in Sex Work: Views from Leaders in Sex Worker Organizations

Criminal laws in Canada and many other countries are currently premised on the assumption of homogeneity, that is, people in sex work are cis women and girls who are being sexually exploited/sex trafficked. This perspective is also shared by antiprostitution groups and many researchers investigating the “prostitution problem”. Perpetuating this position obscures their demographic multiplicity and variety of lived experiences. We interviewed 10 leaders from seven sex worker organizations (SWOs) across Canada who reported a diversity among their clientele that is rarely captured in the extant literature and absent from the current Canadian criminal code. Our findings reveal the important role that SWOs have to play in facilitating access to health and social services and providing spaces where people in sex work can gather in safe and supportive environments, without the fear of stigma, discrimination, or police harassment. We conclude that SWOs can operate as a structural intervention beyond decriminalization that can improve equitable access to health and social services for sex workers Despite SWOs’ efforts, sex workers’ mobilization is still limited by micro-, meso-, and macrolevel stigmatization that prevents and/or discourages some workers from accessing their programs and services.

Traffic in Asian Women

Traffic in Asian Women

Potret Kemiskinan dan Prostitusi dalam Dua Novel Feminisme Karya Artie Ahmad dan Ahmad Tohari

This study aims to describe: (1) portraits of poverty and prostitution in the novel Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk by Ahmad Tohari, (2) portraits and prostitution in the novel Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah by Artie Ahmad, (3) comparison of poverty and prostitution in the novel Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk by Ahmad Tohari and Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah by Artie Ahmad. This type of qualitative research with descriptive method. The research data are in the form of words, phrases, clauses, and sentences which are the problems of prostitution and problems through the narrator about the character, the character's speech, the character's actions, which are depicted in the novel. results Based on the research found the following data. First, in the novel Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk, the portrait of poverty is not fulfilled by clothing, food, and housing, low education, poor health, low income, and lack of employment opportunities. Acts of prostitution according to activities found and not recorded, according to the number of individuals and organized, according to the classification or location. The prostitutes in this novel get support from the surrounding environment. Second, in Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah's novel, the portrait of poverty shows that the lack of food and shelter, low education, and lack of employment opportunities force a person to become entangled in prostitution, not registered, organized, and located in entertainment venues/call houses, hotels, and karaoke places. However, the prostitute in the novel is not supported by the surrounding environment, which is considered a disgrace to life. Third, the comparison of poverty in the novel lies in people's awareness of the impact of poverty on life, Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk describes the poverty and destitution of the people of Dukuh Paruk not being a second burden as long as they can still be bullied, prostitution activities in this novel have environmental support. Meanwhile, in Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah's novel, it is always the root of the problem, so prostitution is their way of earning a living.

PROSTITUSI ONLINE DALAM PERSPEKTIF HUKUM PIDANA DI INDONESIA

The life of modern man today cannot be separated from the internet network. Because, the internet is a network system that can connect one device to another. The Internet cannot be separated from human life today, and almost all humans in parts of the world depend on the internet network. The existence of the Internet network has a positive impact, especially making it easier for someone to be able to access all kinds of needs. There is ease in making transactions using the internet network, it is actually used by criminals as a means to commit crimes, one of which is used as an online prostitution service. Technological and industrial advances that are the result of human culture in addition to bringing positive impacts, in the sense that they can be used for the benefit of mankind also have a negative impact on the development and civilization of human beings themselves. The negative impact in question is related to the world of evil. Prostitution is not a new problem. This problem of prostitution has existed for a long time and until now it still cannot be resolved. Prostitution is a serious matter that must get more attention by the public and the government. Prostitution in Indonesia is considered a crime against decency and is illegal and contrary to human rights. The practice of prostitution is an activity that should be stopped or prohibited because it is considered contrary to religious values and decency. Criminal law in Indonesia does not clearly prohibit the act of prostitution as a form of criminal act. Criminal law has not been able to cover this issue of prostitution. In the Criminal Code we can only find Articles that can ensnare muncikari only as stipulated in Article 296 of the Criminal Code and Article 506 of the Criminal Code

The Collaboration Model of Stakeholders Perspective Implementation of Prostitutional Prevention and Handling Policy

The phenomenon of human trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation has long been developed in various countries, including Southeast Asia, such as Indonesia. Prostitution prevention and handling efforts can be carried out by the government through the formulation of policies or regulations and implemented with a collaboration of various government actors and non-government actors, both national, regional, and local stakeholders. This research aims to study the collaboration model of stakeholders in the perspective of implementation of prostitutional prevention and to handle policy in Surabaya as the closure of Dolly, the largest prostitution area in Southeast Asia. In conclusion, state collaboration with the community in handling prostitution will be a strong root because here will create a synergy together to always supervise and seek mutual solutions in preventing and handling the problem of prostitution, so that can be an example for other local governments in making prevention and handling policies of prostitution in their region. The method used in this research is the experimental method. The first step is a survey to get research subjects. The survey was conducted using the snowball method. Researchers also evaluated several potential groups. Then the process is continued by using a SWOT analysis to determine the best pilot location. Participatory Focus Group Discussion and interviews to deepen the diagnosis. The diagnostic results are developed and compiled manually. This study found that the main causes of prostitution were mostly related to family problems, personal problems, the trauma of sexual harassment, and unemployment. The existence of teenagers who fall into prostitution is a social problem in society. The negative impact is moral degradation. Implications of research to strengthen the Social work profession to prevent prostitution and provide clear and factual information about the reasons why young people may fall into prostitution. This solution should involve both formal and informal institutions.

The Problem of Prostitution in Indian Perspective

The Problem of Prostitution in Indian Perspective

Seeking a Solution to the Problem of Prostitution: Application of Repressive Social Politics

C. Benoit et al. (2018) distinguish three models of social policy that reveal different approaches to prostitution: repressive (prohibiting prostitution), regulating and integrating (decriminalizing prostitution). In Lithuania, a repressive model of social policy is applied in prostitution – both the client and the person providing sexual services are fined. Currently, active social campaigns are underway to apply the Nordic (or Equality) model in prostitution in Lithuania: only the client who buys sexual services would be committing a crime and therefore fined. Although adapting the Nordic model would reduce women’s administrative criminality in female prostitution, the authors consider, based on a case study and the experience of other countries, whether focusing on repressive social policy legislations will address the stigma and isolation that hinder the integration and empowerment of women.

Public Policy Instruments Selected in Policy Implementation Prostitution Prevention and Revocation in Surabaya City

This study aims to analyze public policy instruments chosen in the implementation of prostitution prevention and repetition policies in the city of Surabaya. This type of research is a qualitative descriptive study with a focus of research analyzing Voluntary Model Instruments, Mixed Model Instruments and Mandatory Instruments (Regulations). Novelty (novelty) of this research is to see the reality of the problem of prostitution by looking at the public policy instruments chosen in the implementation of prostitution prevention and repetition policies. The results showed that from the voluntary model instrument, commercial sex workers (CSWs) had been given skills training as well as spiritual spray/recitation on a regular basis to then be repatriated to their home areas with compensation. But not all sex workers want compensation. Residents of Dolly and Jarak held a bulletin board after hundreds of residents burned tires in the middle of the road as a refusal.