HANDLING THE PHENOMENON OF SHACKLES IN NGANJUK REGENCY

Journal : Volume 3 Edition 1

Riyana Purwasari
Postgraduate Program, Police Studies, Police Science College PTIK, Jakarta
E-mail: riyanapurwasari69@gmail.com

Citation: Riyana Purwasari, Handling the Phenomenon of Shackles in Nganjuk Regency,
Management Technology and Security International Journal, pages 447-459,
http://doi.org/10.47490/mtsij.v3.i1.447459
Received on 1 June 2021, Accepted on 6 December 2021, Published on 21 February 2022

ABSTRACT
This paper describes the phenomenon of shackles done citizens residing in Nganjuk Regency,
what the implications of the phenomenon of the shackles to the security and public order in
Nganjuk Regency are, and the efforts done by each stakeholder in order to handle it. The
phenomenon of shackles in Nganjuk Regency has an influence on the security and public
order. The handling efforts done against the roots of the problem are not only reducing the
problems that will reappear at any time, but they are also eliminating the dangers against the
safety of the citizens. The author employs the qualitative approach. The author also employs
several data collection techniques, such as interviews, observations, and document reviews. In
order to analyse the problems, the author uses deviant behaviour theory, communication
theory, management theory, coordination theory, community policing concept, human rights
violation concept and shackles concept. Based on the results of the research, the author
recommends the related agencies to increase activities related to health problems, especially
mental health to Nganjuk communities so that they are more aware of the importance of
health for their lives, including mental health, to form a small task force in each village whose
task is to handle and monitor health and social problems, including shackles, and to establish
units for handling handle social problems, especially shackles whose members consist of Polri
personnel, the local health service and social service.

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