Trafficking in Tech Crimes Against the Study of Vikology at This Time
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i3.1109Keywords:
Human Trafficking; Victimology; Modus Operandi; Online MediaAbstract
Human trafficking predators recruit teens as potential victims through online social media where this research is normative yuridis research. Hokum contributions to the future that will come. It is also normative, or empirical, because it relates to science-related study of victims (victimology). Structured modus operandi can also be done online through many online media, such as wa, michat, tweeting, job openings, Instagram, etc., so that the modus operandi performed by the perpetrators often fluctuates according to black market needs. This item law had a rule of jurisdiction that applied to each person who performed the legal act as prescribed in the law. The assurance of protection of the law used by informatics technology as the victim of the cybercrime crime, which means through our consciousness we have made peace and social welfare the goal of protecting the law against the victim and criminal penalties of the cybercrime. So it should be given to victims of criminal trafficking.
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