This research compares juvenile justice systems in Indonesia and the Netherlands, highlighting divergent approaches and outcomes.
Key Points
Indonesia and the Netherlands adopt different juvenile justice systems based on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The study finds Indonesia struggles with challenges in implementing its restorative justice approach, while the Netherlands effectively uses diversion programs.
Normative juridical method with a comparative approach analyzes the legal framework and effectiveness of both juvenile justice systems.
The findings recommend enhancing Indonesia's child protection system by learning from Dutch best practices and improving institutional capacity.
Cite This Study
Muhammad Ansori Lubis (2025) studied this question.