The Concept Of Restoring The Rights Of Victims Of Mass Fraud With Justice

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Research examines victim compensation frameworks, highlighting restorative justice implications in Indonesia.

Indonesia's current mechanisms for victim compensation are found to be ineffective, leading to ongoing victim neglect.
The study identifies three key proposals to improve victim recovery, including a dedicated compensation fund and enhanced prosecutor roles.
Comparative analysis of frameworks from the Netherlands and Canada reveals valuable lessons for Indonesia's approach to mass fraud victims.
Adopting a victim-centric model aims to shift from punitive measures to equitable recovery, supporting victims effectively.

Arisanti et al. (2025) studied this question.

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