Crafting an ideal penitentiary law: a global comparative framework for Indonesia’s correctional system

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Comparative analysis identifies components of an ideal penitentiary law, suggesting models to improve rehabilitation and reintegration.

An ideal penitentiary law framework emphasizes rehabilitation and aligns punishment with treatment needs, promoting better outcomes.
Key components found include individualized assessments, vocational programs, and transparent grievance handling processes.
Employing a comparative analysis of correctional systems from various countries, the study highlights best practices tailored for local needs.
Implications include potential reforms to Indonesia's correctional policies and enhanced adherence to international human rights standards.

Widyawati et al. (2025) studied this question.

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