Quantitative content analysis reveals partial compliance with child rights standards in Indonesian journalism across media outlets, suggesting systemic challenges exist.
Key Points
Findings indicate partial compliance with child friendly journalism guidelines, reflecting tensions between ethics and commercial pressures.
Content analysis of 282 articles reveals issues like identity protection and legal compliance among media outlets involved.
Despite strong efforts in privacy protection, legal and ethical adherence, particularly in language sensitivity, remained low.
Social responsibility theory highlights the necessity for enforcing child rights standards and monitoring in media coverage.