Eradication of Terrorist Crimes in the Digital Era

Abstract

In its development, human life, both on a community scale and a nation, both on a local scale and an international scale, cannot be separated from the changes that occur as a result of events that fundamentally change the world order. This can be seen, for example, in the collapse of the World Trade Center or WTC in the United States in 2001. The collapse of the WTC has become an event that fundamentally changed the model of American international politics. This clearly also sequentially changes the model of world politics. The type of legal research used is non-doctrinal. In this non-doctrinal legal research, law is conceptualized as a manifestation of the symbolic meanings of social actors as seen in the interactions between them. That the real reality of life does not exist in the empirical world which is also the world of observation, does not appear in the form of objectively patterned and structured behavior (let alone normative) and therefore can be measured to produce quantitative data. The reality of life actually only exists in the realm of meaning which appears in the form of symbols that can only be understood after being interpreted. The implementation of digital-based terrorism prevention has not been able to be realized effectively, this is indicated by the increasing recruitment of terrorist members, financing of terrorism, and the spread of terror through digital media today.