2018
DOI: 10.22146/jmh.38093
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Relevansi Kajian Hukum Adat : Kasus Perkawinan Anak dari Masa ke Masa

Abstract: Although the prevalence of child marriage in Indonesia is still high, adat law studies on child marriage have not received as much attention as land-related studies. This research concerning a century of political debate on child marriage proves that child marriage can only be understood if examined from the perspective of the dynamic relationship between national law, religious law, and adat law. A comparison between the results of an antrophological case study on West Java (Sundanese and Islam) and a histori… Show more

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“…From a local perspective, child marriage (under the age of eighteen) is a peculiar term for sixteen-or seventeen-year-olds, since the Sundanese word for child (budak) is reserved for pre-puberty, and marriages under the age of around fifteen are called nikah dini, early marriage, but not child marriage. Although early marriage was common a century ago, with girls expecting to marry between the ages of seven and fifteen, it is now no longer so (Bemmelen and Grijns 2018). The emphasis is now on older adolescents, with women starting to get married in greater numbers around the age of seventeen and men around the age of nineteen.…”
Section: Sundanesementioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a local perspective, child marriage (under the age of eighteen) is a peculiar term for sixteen-or seventeen-year-olds, since the Sundanese word for child (budak) is reserved for pre-puberty, and marriages under the age of around fifteen are called nikah dini, early marriage, but not child marriage. Although early marriage was common a century ago, with girls expecting to marry between the ages of seven and fifteen, it is now no longer so (Bemmelen and Grijns 2018). The emphasis is now on older adolescents, with women starting to get married in greater numbers around the age of seventeen and men around the age of nineteen.…”
Section: Sundanesementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anak perempuan yang kurang berpendidikan dan drop-out dari sekolah umumnya lebih rentan melakukan pernikahan di usia anak daripada mereka yang bersekolah lebih tinggi. Namun di tahun 2014 temuan UNICEF mengejutkan, bahwa ternyata prevalensi ini bergeser di daerah perkotaan dimana 25% perempuan berusia 20-24 tahun menikah dibawah usia 18 tahun [4].…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Hasil penelusuran menunjukkan bahwa riset seputar perkawinan anak lebih banyak diarahkan pada empat hal utama. Pertama, pada penyebab perkawinan anak yakni persoalan ekonomi, pendidikan, dan tradisi (Andina, 2021;Bemmelen & Grijns, 2018;Dewi et al, 2022;Latifiani, 2019;Nabila et al, 2022;Psaki et al, 2021;Rahayu & Wahyuni, 2020;Rohayana, 2020;Salam, 2017;Setiadi, 2021). Kedua, dampak-dampak perkawinan anak dari perspektif kesehatan fisik, mental, kemiskinan, dan sebagainya (Cameron et al, 2022;Judiasih et al, 2020;Rahayu & Wahyuni, 2020).…”
Section: Wahyudi and Prastiwiunclassified