- Marsha Maharani
- Siti Ismaya
- Arianda Lastiur Paulina
- Matheus Nathanael Siagian
- Bunga Pertiwi Tontowi Puteri
- Naomi Rehulina Barus
- Adery Ardhan Saputro
This research summary presents key findings on sentencing disparities in rape and sexual assault cases in Indonesia (2019-2021). By analyzing court decisions from District and Military Courts, the study reveals inconsistencies that challenge the principle of proportionality in punishment.
Using an indexation method, the research identifies patterns of legal disparity and provides insights into how Indonesia’s criminal justice system handles sexual violence cases. This summary distills the full study’s findings, advocating for legal reforms to ensure fairer and more consistent sentencing.
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