YOUTH CYBER-ETHIC: INDONESIAN POLICY FRAMEWORK AND OCIOLOGICAL APPROACH

Ciber-ética juvenil: marco político y enfoque sociológico en Indonesia.

• B. SUJADMIKO University of Lampung
• R. NATAMIHARDJA University of Lampung
• I.G. AB WIRANATA University of Lampung

Abstract

This study aims to examine the Indonesian system to protect youth and children from the potentially harmful content available via Information Communication and Technology (ICTs) through a national policy framework and sociological approach. The approach used in this study was a normative juridical approach. The results showed that Indonesia's regulation of child protection in cyberspace had not been carried out optimally according to the basic guidelines of international commitments related to child protection.

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