“Sex Trafficking” in Cyberspace and The Potential for Legal Injustice: A Cyberfeminism Study

Kusnaini Kusnaini

Abstract


The advancement of information and communication technology has provided many changes and conveniences to all levels of society. One of them is the development of internet technology that can be accessed by everyone. The existence of the internet network has provided many benefits to its users, such as as a means of education or learning, a means of technology-based economic development, a means of online business transactions, a means of sharing news and stories, as a means of social interaction, and so on. The development of internet technology that influences various aspects of life has caused humans to live in two different worlds, namely the real world (space) and the cyber world (space). This research is normative research. And the conclusion is the Internet in the illegal sex industry is a convenient forum for sexual abuse and a facilitator of the increasing problem of international Sex Trafficking.

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Human Rights, Legal Studies

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