The Attempted Crime of Sexual Violence in Keeping with Human Rights

Abstract

Protection from all forms of sexual violence is part of human rights, the right to individual safety, the right to personal freedom and security, and the self-protection of a person's honor and dignity guaranteed by the constitution. The growing number of sexual violence over the years is no match for the low legal settlement experienced by victims of sequential violence. Various rules have been set up in conjunction with criminal sexual violence intended to fight for human rights. Legal instruments relating to the protection of victims of current sexual violence are not able to umbrella a comprehensive law. The absence of a specific legislation governing the protection of victims of sexual violence makes it impossible for the victims of sexual violence to become maximum.