PROBLEMATICS OF RESOLUTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FOR THE TOBA BATAK TRIBE COMMUNITIES IN TOBA ASSOCIATED WITH LAW NO. 23 OF 2004

Abstract

This research is sociological juridical, meaning how the positive law determined by the government lives and applies in the midst of society whose research method is descriptive in which data collection is carried out by interviews, observations and questionnaires with details namely 10 victims, 10 perpetrators 5 traditional elders and 2 government officers. From the research results, it was found that even though there was the Law on Domestic Violence No. 23 of 2004 this did not apply in the Batak Toba community, it does not mean that the Batak Toba people do not understand the law, but prefer to maintain their household without any grudges between the two party because if a case of Domestic Violence occurs at the police level, it means that whatever the law is, it must work, namely that there are sanctions for husbands to be imprisoned. This has caused bad feelings on the part of the husband's family, so it will be considered to widen household problems. Therefore, Batak women prefer boa baenon nga nasib anak kokido hamoraon diau, sonang doau marsogot dibaen anakku, maila iba begeon ni jolmai,mangulama iba asa boi sikkola anak niba satimbo- satimbo na. how can you make it fate, detain my child is my wealth anyway tomorrow my child will be ashamed to be heard by the people around, work hard so that I can send my child to school as high as possible hold on to any problems in the Toba Batak tribe, especially domestic violence, are always decided based on local wisdom because it is considered capable of providing a sense of justice in society.