In Indonesia, the most populous Muslim country in the world, adultery is being punished. The Dutch colonial penal code, which will replace the penal code, emphasized the independence and religiosity of Indonesia. In our country, the calls for reconsideration of the adultery released have not yet been answered.
"COMMUNITY IS A VICTIM OF ADULTS"
In Indonesia, Nasir Cemil of the Prosperous Justice Party said the state had to protect its citizens from disobeying God's commands. Another lawmaker, Teuku Tevfikulhadi, stressed that a victim of adultery is society. According to the new bill, people who commit adultery may be sentenced to imprisonment of up to 6 months or fines of up to 10 million rupees. This amount corresponds to the average monthly salary of an average employee in Indonesia.
ACCEPTED IN 2004
Adultery, which is the main building block of society, the greatest danger and immorality for the family, was opened during a period of power that defined itself as conservative. The AKP, which succumbed to the EU's threats, removed adultery from crime as a result of a law passed in the Parliament on 26 September 2004.
The government, which was mobilized with the clogged negotiations and the EU threat, gave in to the EU's insistence on adultery. Thus, adultery was removed from the scope of crime for the first time in the history of the Republic. Günter Verheugen, member of the EU Commission responsible for enlargement, said: "The Prime Minister assured the abolition of adultery. no obstacle in front of Turkey now," he summarizes.
In Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, the law will replace the Dutch penal code from the colonial era, emphasizing Indonesia's independence and piety.
Nasir Cemil of the Prosperous Justice Party said the state had to protect its citizens from disobeying God's commands. Another lawmaker, Teuku Tevfikulhadi, stressed that a victim of adultery is society. According to the new bill, people who commit adultery may be sentenced to imprisonment of up to 6 months or fines of up to 10 million rupees. This amount corresponds to the average monthly salary of an average employee in Indonesia.
In the absence of a law, medical intervention or rape, women who have had an abortion can be sentenced to up to 4 years in prison. The new law also includes punishment for people who promote birth control, prevent pregnancy and advocate.
"The EU suppressed, we removed the adultery from being a crime, we did it wrong"
But still no step has been taken...
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on the question of a journalist on February 20, 2018, said:
Child abuse, of course, these can never be forgiven, can not be ignored. 6 of our friends have started their studies on this subject. I also think that the issue of adultery would be very, very accurate, because this society has a different position in terms of spiritual values. In the EU process, this is self-criticism, I have to say, we have made a mistake in this regard, which also includes the regulation of adultery, harassment, and so on, perhaps we should consider them within the same scope.