Video Summary - Materi 09 - Pengenalan PPKPT

Main ideas, concepts, and lessons

New students are welcomed into Telkom University and encouraged to think about campus life (GPA, organizations, achievements, career plans), with an important prerequisite: understanding campus safety and care from the start.
Telkom University links campus safety to the 2026 PKKMB theme: “Ready for the future, growing today, driving tomorrow.” The message is clear: to grow and develop, the campus must be safe.
Campus security is described as strongly regulated, specifically through university regulations on prevention and handling of violence in the Telkom University environment.
The policy reflects core values: harmony, excellence, integrity.
The scope of protection is broad, covering not only sexual violence but also:
- psychological violence
- oppressive policies
- other violence-related harms that affect dignity and wellbeing.
Why it matters: protecting student dignity and mental health is presented as a foundation for academic productivity. A safe campus should feel welcoming—not intimidating.
Shared responsibility: safety is framed as everyone’s duty, not only the work of a small number of staff.

Physical violence Physical contact that injures or causes suffering.
Psychological violence Non-physical actions such as avoiding, belittling, or intimidating that harm inner peace.
Bullying Repeated violent behavior due to power imbalance.
Sexual violence Any intentional act attacking a person’s body or reproductive function.
Discrimination and intolerance Based on race, religion, social status, or physical ability.
Violence through rules/instructions For example, senior orders or instructions that violate law/procedures and ultimately trigger violence.

Additional emphasis

Violence can happen anywhere and anytime, including through digital media.
Anyone who undermines comfort and safety has no place in the campus community.

The video introduces the Task Force for Preventing and Handling Violence at Telkom University (PPKPT TU Task Force).
Composition:
- Made up of lecturers, educational staff, and students
- 2/3 of members are women to strengthen a protection perspective
Independence and role:
- Works without intervention from any party
- Educates students and conducts fair investigations
- Provides 100% confidentiality for the identity of reporters

Do not keep incidents hidden; report if you see or experience violence or injustice.
Reporting method (hotline): PPKPT hotline: 081323323677

For every report received, the PPKPT Task Force processes it through a clear sequence:

Review Rapid identification of initial evidence.
Examining/Deepening facts Investigation in a closed and objective manner.
Decision / sanction determination Sanctions are determined by the Chancellor or Vice Chancellor, based on recommendations from the PPKPT Task Force.

For students:
- Light sanctions: point deductions
- Moderate/heavier sanctions: suspension and revocation of scholarships
- Most severe sanctions: dismissal or dropping out

The message stresses that the goal is not only punishment.
Priority is recovery of victims, including:
- medical assistance
- psychological services
- legal assistance
- academic adjustments to keep the victim’s studies safe and supported

Students are called to:

help each other
not be passive spectators when injustice occurs
recognize forms of violence, understand the rules, show empathy, and report bravely

Central theme: Stop the chain of violence and build a safe campus so students can become a generation “ready for the future.”

PPKPT TU Task Force (main institutional source/mechanism)
Chancellor / Vice Chancellor (decision-makers for sanctions)
Telkom University regulations (legal/policy source)
Video speaker(s) are not individually named; no specific person is clearly identified in the subtitles.