Strategies for Combating Sexual Harassment in Islamic Higher Education

Istiadah, Istiadah; Rosdiana, Aprilia Mega; Fitriani, Laily; Sulalah, Sulalah

doi:10.15408/ajis.v20i2.15412

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“…Therefore, it is not obligatory to wear a veil to cover the face, and it is not obligatory to wear a sarong on both hands (Syu'aib, 2017). On the other hand, some mufassirin and other jurists think that all parts of a woman's body are the genitalia, including the face, both hands and the soles of the feet to the toes, and only one or two eyes are allowed to open to see (Istiadah et al, 2020). Therefore, they stipulate that Muslim women must wear the veil outside of prayer, when leaving the house and when they are among ajnabi men or non-mahram men (Rohmawati, 2020).…”

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Trendy Veil: Law, Function, and Its Stigma on Muslim Society

Asmara,

Kurniawan,

Jafar

et al. 2023

JURIS

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The trendy Veil was a phenomenon among young women, especially after the Covid 19 outbreak. Many wear the veil as well as a mask to prevent disease. The purpose of this study was to reveal facts related to law, function, and social stigma against women who wear the trendy veil. This research was field research that used a normative approach. Data collection techniques in this study were interviews and documentation. At the same time, the analysis technique used in this study is descriptive. The findings in this study were that the law on wearing a trendy veil was sunnah as long as a trendy veil follows the general rules of dress for Muslim women. The trendy veil has three functions: worship, social, and health. In addition, there has been a change in the stigma of women who wear the veil today, especially women who wear trendy veils. The negative stigma against women who wear the veil has begun to disappear. The Muslim community has considered the trendy veil a necessity and a common thing.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trendy Veil: Law, Function, and Its Stigma on Muslim Society

Asmara,

Kurniawan,

Jafar

et al. 2023

JURIS

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“…The targets of the Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence according to the Minister of Education and Culture include: Students; Educator; Education Personnel; Campus Citizens; and the general public who interact with students, educators, and educational staff in implementing the Tridharma (Istiadah et al, 2020). Upholding justice for victims of acts of sexual violence, as well as imposing strict sanctions or punishments for perpetrators is the hope of all elements of Indonesian society.…”

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The Implementation of Permendikbudristek Number 30 of 2021 Concerning Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence in Higher Education at Universitas Slamet Riyadi Surakarta

Probosambodo

Widiastuti

2023

JICB

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This study aims to increase knowledge of participants/community related to violence, especially sexual violence in university, to provide information about Permendikbud Number 30 of 2021 and its implementation, to know the views of academics and experts regarding important points in the regulation, to map challenges and hopes for the prevention of sexual violence and to make a framework based on community needs related to safe spaces, especially in educational settings. The results of the analysis have not found a decision or policy from the Universitas Slamet Riyadi Surakarta regarding sexual violence as a form of implementation of this policy regarding student behavior in the campus environment. In addition, a special committee has not been formed to enforce this policy on campus, there is only a community of students who are concerned with issues related to sexual violence and gender equality.

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“…Fourth, visual harassment is harassment carried out by showing photos, posters, cartoon images, screensavers, or others that have sexual content (Yosep et al, 2023). Fifth, psychological harassment is harassment carried out by making unwanted requests or invitations, such as unwanted dating invitations, insults, or insults of a sexual nature (Istiadah et al, 2020).…”

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Criminal Responsibility of Child Cyber Grooming Perpetrators as a Form of Child Sexual Abuse on Social Media

Wirogioto

2023

IJSSR

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Human rights are the most important part of the rule of law. Every individual must respect and uphold the human rights of other individuals regardless of age. Human rights are meant not only in the real world but also in cyberspace. The development of technology has a negative impact, namely the birth of crimes that utilize technology, one of which is sexual crimes against children, namely child cyber grooming. Method: This study uses normative juridical research type. In this study, the formulation of the problem is whether child cyber grooming is a sexual crime in the digital era. And what is the criminal liability for perpetrators of child cyber grooming? Result: Childcyber grooming is a sexual crime against children using technology. This is because in its implementation it uses things that contain elements of sexuality. Perpetrators of child cyber grooming can be charged using the Pornography Law and the ITE Law.

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Strategies for Combating Sexual Harassment in Islamic Higher Education

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Trendy Veil: Law, Function, and Its Stigma on Muslim Society

Trendy Veil: Law, Function, and Its Stigma on Muslim Society

The Implementation of Permendikbudristek Number 30 of 2021 Concerning Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence in Higher Education at Universitas Slamet Riyadi Surakarta

Criminal Responsibility of Child Cyber Grooming Perpetrators as a Form of Child Sexual Abuse on Social Media

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