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Sanctions on Children: Comparative Studies of Indonesia and Netherlands

Rafika Nur, Marwati Riza, Andi Pangerang Moenta, Handar Subhandi Bakhtiar

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Sanctions are a means of law enforcement, the sanction system has enormous implications for imposing and implementing sanctions. Sanctions are a logical consequence of an action that is done. In Indonesia, a country that uses two types of criminal sanctions at once, namely in the form of a criminal ( straf ) and actions ( maatregels ) as well as the Netherlands. The imposition of sanctions on children is very concerned about the interests and needs of children so that the imposition of sanctions is emphasized on efforts to educate children so that in the future the child does not repeat acts that violate the law. Keywords : Sanction, Children, Indonesia, Netherlands DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/98-29 Publication date: June 30th 2020

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Sanctions are a means of law enforcement, the sanction system has enormous implications for imposing and implementing sanctions. Sanctions are a logical consequence of an action that is done. In Indonesia, a country that uses two types of criminal sanctions at once, namely in the form of a criminal ( straf ) and actions ( maatregels ) as well as the Netherlands. The imposition of sanctions on children is very concerned about the interests and needs of children so that the imposition of sanctions is emphasized on efforts to educate children so that in the future the child does not repeat acts that violate the law. Keywords : Sanction, Children, Indonesia, Netherlands DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/98-29 Publication date: June 30th 2020

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Sanctions are a means of law enforcement, the sanction system has enormous implications for imposing and implementing sanctions. Sanctions are a logical consequence of an action that is done. In Indonesia, a country that uses two types of criminal sanctions at once, namely in the form of a criminal ( straf ) and actions ( maatregels ) as well as the Netherlands. The imposition of sanctions on children is very concerned about the interests and needs of children so that the imposition of sanctions is emphasized on efforts to educate children so that in the future the child does not repeat acts that violate the law. Keywords : Sanction, Children, Indonesia, Netherlands DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/98-29 Publication date: June 30th 2020

Key concepts: Sanctions, Enforcement, Action (physics), Political science, Law, Criminology, Psychology, Physics

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