Legal Protection of Media Broadcasting for Minors in the Perspective of Law No. 32 of 2002

Broadcasting institutions still broadcast content that incites or contains violence. The content of the broadcast was even broadcast when children could still watch it. Shows related to violence can no longer be stopped. People who are hungry for information and entertainment often do not realize that there are dangerous things when watching television. Changes in people's behavior and thought patterns increasingly follow what they see or watch on television. Soap operas that show scenes of violence and mysticism are a spectacle for the public and are even watched by children. Violence in society has become a habit that is considered normal. The Indonesian culture of always being polite in doing everything seems to have faded over time. The methodology used is a legal methodology and a calculated methodology. The data source used is secondary data. Data analysis was carried out descriptively qualitatively. Conclusions are carried out using a deductive method, namely completing general to specific matters related to the topic of Legal Protection of Broadcast Media for Minors in the Perspective of Law no. 32 of 2002. This research produces findings that repressive legal protection is the final protection where this effort is to provide sanctions when there is a violation of the content of broadcasts broadcast by broadcasting institutions. Violations committed by broadcasting institutions have administrative sanctions regulated in the Broadcasting Law.