The Fullfillment of The Social Rights for Child Client With Parole Status at Correctional Center in South Jakarta-Indonesia

This study discusses the fulfillment of social rights for clients with parole status, that reveal and resolves the fulfillment of children's rights obtained with second-generation human rights which is hardly found in other research. This study uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive design is applied through data gathering techniques include literature and documentary search, in-depth interviews and observations. The results show that as long as the child underwent a period of conviction outside the institution experienced an obstacle, namely the threat from the family of the victim who wanted to take revenge so that it affected the fulfillment of the social rights of child clients, especially the rights to be treated with dignity. The existence of discriminatory actions on child clients such as ridicule, labeling as a juvenile delinquency and exclusion make the child's clients tend to withdraw from society and have low self-confidence. Moreover violation occurs and how relation human rights with the law are observed. Finally, this research found and suggested that all parties family and the government represented by the Community Counselor of Correctional Center are required to handle this situation in order to fulfill the children’s rights.