This research aims to knowing how the legal protection afforded to the child of a rape

victim who commits an abortion and what are obstacle factor in giving it. This

research is done normatively, that is focusing on secondary data and primary data as

supporting. Based on research from interviews and legal analysis conducted by the

author, the authors conclude that the legal protection afforded to the child of a rape

victim who commits an abortion is a repressive legal protection by using some

existing legislation. Based on that conclusion the authors suggest that the Government

is expected to provide guarantees and legal protection for rape victims who commit

abortion crimes both psychologically and mentally in accordance with procedures and

security that have been established based on existing legislation.