TINJAUAN VIKTIMOLOGI TERHADAP PEREMPUAN KORBAN PROSTITUSI ONLINE

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the issue from a normative perspective regarding the Victimology Review of Women Victims of Online Prostitution. The research method used in this study is normative legal research, which essentially means that there is a gap between das sollen and das sein in terms of the applicable legal norms or principles within society.In the victimological review of women who are victims of online prostitution, several important aspects need to be considered,Women involved in online prostitution may experience various forms of victimization, including economic exploitation, physical and sexual violence, and psychological pressure.It is crucial to analyze the reasons behind women's involvement in online prostitution, such as economic and social factors or coercion due to human trafficking.Victimology also examines who is responsible for causing victimization, whether individuals, groups, or social systems that perpetuate exploitation.Online prostitution impacts not only financial aspects but can also harm victims' mental health, self-worth, and social lives.It is essential to review the legal, social, and psychological mechanisms available to assist women who become victims, such as rehabilitation programs, economic empowerment initiatives, and legal support.Evaluating how the government and society can play a role in reducing and preventing the exploitation of women, including through legal policies and education.The victimological approach in this context is not merely about understanding victimization but also about seeking solutions so that victims receive protection and opportunities to rebuild their lives.