Juridical Review of Cyberbullying in Indonesia: Challenges in Enforcement and Protection of Human Rights

Abstract

The juridical review of cyberbullying in Indonesia includes analysis of legal documents and relevant literature. The problem in this research is the protection of human rights for victims is also a focus, where the rights to privacy and freedom of speech are often threatened by acts of cyberbullying. The research objective of the Juridical Review of Cyberbullying in Indonesia is to identify and analyze challenges in law enforcement against cyberbullying and the protection of human rights for victims. This research method Normative in nature with an approach from various library sources. The results of the analysis of legal documents, literature, and comparative approaches are then synthesized to identify the main challenges in law enforcement against cyberbullying in Indonesia as well as policies and steps that can be taken to improve human rights protection for victims of cyberbullying. A judicial review of cyberbullying in Indonesia highlights challenges in law enforcement and human rights protection. Even though there are relevant laws, law enforcement still faces obstacles such as lack of public awareness and limited law enforcement capacity. Human rights protection for victims of cyberbullying also needs to be strengthened, including the rights to privacy and freedom of speech. Joint efforts are needed from the government, law enforcement agencies and society to improve law enforcement and human rights protection in cases of cyberbullying to create a safer and more inclusive digital environment.