The Principle of Equality Before the Law for Rape Victims of Persons with Dual Sensory Disabilities in Criminal Law Perspective

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This research highlights discrimination against rape victims with dual sensory disabilities in criminal law, suggesting reforms for fair treatment.

Individuals with dual sensory disabilities often face significant barriers in accessing justice for rape instances.
Despite legal frameworks aiming for equality, inadequate accommodations and discriminatory practices persist in law enforcement.
The study emphasizes the need for improved training for law enforcement to support victims with sensory impairments.
Reforming the legal system is essential to guarantee equal protections for all individuals, regardless of disabilities.

Yedi Rizki Anugrah (2025) studied this question.

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This research highlights discrimination against rape victims with dual sensory disabilities in criminal law, suggesting reforms for fair treatment.