Minister Bintang Puspayoga Angry Over The Actions Of 4 Rape Perpetrators To Sell A 14-Year-Old Child In Bandung

Minister of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection Bintang Puspayoga. (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - The Minister of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection Bintang Puspayoga said his party regretted the occurrence of rape cases and criminal acts of trafficking in persons who befell a 14-year-old child in Bandung, West Java. 14 years through the Mi-Chat online application as a commercial sex worker in the city of Bandung," said Minister Bintang Puspayoga in a press release, in Jakarta, Thursday. and the dignity of the victim as a human being. They have dispatched the Sahabat Wanita and Children service team (SAPA 129) to carry out outreach. related to handling this case," he said explained that when this case went viral, his party had carried out long-distance coordination with the UPTD PPA (Technical Implementation Unit for the Protection of Women and Children) West Java Province and Bandung City, but there were several conditions that required further investigation so the team needed to go to the field." I need to inform you that the SAPA 129 team has coordinated with the West Java Province UPTD PPA, Bandung City PPPA Service, Bandung City P2TP2A UPT, Head of Sub-district, Bandung Social Work Unit and LKSA Bandung. The SAPA 129 team also met with the victim's child at UPT P2TP2A Bandung," he said.

Bintang added that based on the results of the investigation, the victim's child can be invited to communicate even though in general the victim's condition is still very traumatized. He explained that the victim and his father had been given an initial assessment and counseling by UPT P2TP2A Bandung City. Both of them have also been placed in a safe place for assistance. "The victim is currently in a safe place and we continue to coordinate so that the victim gets psychological assistance," he said. The PPPA Minister emphasized that the results of the investigation of the case will later be used as follow-up material, both in the legal process and in assisting the victim's child.