Pada tanggal 8 Desember lalu, IJRS kembali menyelenggarakan Diskusi Rutin ke-#3 bersama narasumber eksternal. Pada sesi ini, IJRS berdiskusi bersama Prof. Heather Douglas, akademisi dari Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.
Diskusi ini membahas berbagai isu kunci terkait regulasi dan implementasi perintah perlindungan (protection order), mulai dari karakteristik dan bentuk kekerasan dalam relasi domestik, relasi kuasa dan eskalasi kekerasan, hingga perbandingan pengaturan dan praktik perlindungan korban di berbagai yurisdiksi, khususnya di Australia. Pembahasan juga menyoroti tantangan pembuktian, peran aparat penegak hukum, serta pentingnya menyeimbangkan kebutua
On 8 December, IJRS held its third Regular Discussion Session (#3) featuring an external speaker. In this session, IJRS engaged in a discussion with Prof. Heather Douglas, an academic from Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.
The discussion addressed a range of key issues related to the regulation and implementation of protection orders, including the characteristics and forms of domestic violence, power relations and the escalation of violence, as well as comparative regulatory frameworks and practices for victim protection across various jurisdictions, particularly Australia. The session also highlighted challenges in evidentiary processes, the role of law enforcement agencies, and the importance of balancing the need to protect victims with the protection of the human rights of individuals subject to protection orders.
Through this discussion, IJRS gained valuable comparative perspectives to enrich its analysis of the opportunities and challenges surrounding the regulation and implementation of protection orders in Indonesia, serving as a foundation for the development of more comprehensive policy recommendations.
Stay tuned for our next regular discussion session! For those interested in joining our future discussions, please contact Aisyah Assyifa or Alexander Tanri (https://ijrs.or.id/en/about-us/team/
