Analisis Hukum Transnasional Mengenai Kasus Agresi di Indonesia (Studi Kasus Putusan 013/PUU-I/2003)

Abstract

Adolescence is a period of transition, from childhood to adulthood. During this period, adolescents may face challenges that will affect both their internal development and their external relationships with others. Research shows that the external problems facing adolescents, which can develop into aggressive behavior, are the result of negative parental control and peer pressure. This study aims to analyze the stages of transnational development regarding cases of aggression in Indonesia. The approach method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. This philosophical perspective represents the view that reality exists in various dynamic contexts and is perceived differently depending on the subject, therefore, reality is multiple and subjective. This research was conducted in the form of a literature study. Qualitative observation is a research method in which the characteristics or qualities of a phenomenon are explained without using qualitative measurements or data. Instead, observations are based on the observer's subjective interpretation of what they see, with documentation, such as journals and articles from the internet regarding transnationalism and aggression. The case study explains that aggressive behavior becomes a severe behavioral problem in adolescents because several cases are referred to the emergency room. This behavior can manifest itself in the act of destroying objects or hitting other people intentionally and knowingly. Injury, dangerous conditions, tense interpersonal relationships, fear, isolation, and impaired psychological development are some of the negative effects of aggression. Surveys on aggressive behavior reveal high scores of aggressive cases in adolescents. The WHO survey reported that 161,082 students were involved in brawls at school. In Indonesia, the total number of aggressive behaviors was 952,397 in 2017 and will increase in 2022. Previous research has also revealed that most adolescents aged fourteen to twenty years have moderate aggressiveness. The results of this study indicate that the Indonesian people won the war with a landslide. In the end, Indonesia became an independent country mainly according to the demands of the nationalists in the first place. The Dutch left feeling humiliated and scared. In the following years, the war was barely mentioned. In just the last few years, random attempts have emerged to deal with not just war defeats, but war crimes committed by a nation, which regards itself as a moral beacon, capable of preaching to the world. about human rights.

Keywords:  Transnational Law Analysis, Cases of Aggression in Indonesia, Law Analysis