Law Enforcement Against Perpetrators of Child Exploitation Through Tiktok Social Media For Economic Gain

The issue of child exploitation on social media, particularly TikTok, is getting worse. Without considering the detrimental effects, children are exploited for selfish purposes. The purpose of this study is to learn about legal actions taken by law enforcement against those who exploit children and initiatives to shield kids from being exploited on social media in line with the Child Protection Law. Using a normative juridical approach and a qualitative methodology, legal document analysis and literature review are employed. The study's findings demonstrate that, in spite of numerous regulations, the community's inconsistent knowledge of the law, a lack of agency cooperation, and a lack of funding continue to impede compliance.

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Journal of Legal and Cultural Analytics
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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.55927/jlca.v4i1.13817
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Legal and Social Justice Studies
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Law Enforcement Against Perpetrators of Child Exploitation Through Tiktok Social Media For Economic Gain

Débora, Chandra P Simare Mare, July Esther
Journal of Legal and Cultural Analytics
Legal and Social Justice Studies
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Law Enforcement Against Perpetrators of Child Exploitation Through Tiktok Social Media For Economic Gain

Débora, Chandra P Simare Mare, July Esther
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Abstract

The issue of child exploitation on social media, particularly TikTok, is getting worse. Without considering the detrimental effects, children are exploited for selfish purposes. The purpose of this study is to learn about legal actions taken by law enforcement against those who exploit children and initiatives to shield kids from being exploited on social media in line with the Child Protection Law. Using a normative juridical approach and a qualitative methodology, legal document analysis and literature review are employed. The study's findings demonstrate that, in spite of numerous regulations, the community's inconsistent knowledge of the law, a lack of agency cooperation, and a lack of funding continue to impede compliance.

Journal of Legal and Cultural AnalyticsVol. 4(1)
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