Law Enforcement Against Perpetrator Trading Humans in Cyberspace: Perspectives Protection Right Asasi Man

Abstract

Research on law enforcement against human traffickers in cyberspace from a Human Rights Protection Perspective describes in detail the methodology, findings and implications of research regarding law enforcement against perpetrators of human trafficking in cyberspace with a focus on protecting human rights. The aim of this research is to investigate and analyze the effectiveness of law enforcement against human traffickers in cyberspace from the perspective of human rights protection. The normative juridical legal research methodology is a method approach used for know the legal norms contained in the regulations legislation with includes the approach used studies bibliography The results of this research include analysis of the effectiveness of law enforcement, the challenges faced, and successful strategies in protecting human rights in the context of human trafficking in cyberspace. According to Republic of Indonesia Law Number 21 of 2007 concerning the eradication of criminal acts of human trafficking, criminal acts of human trafficking are defined as actions involving the recruitment, transportation, harboring, and/or abuse of a person through threats or coercion, including the provision of payments or benefits, for the purpose of exploitation. which includes sexual exploitation, labor exploitation, extortion, organ trafficking, or slavery.