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Description of Resilience on Drugs for Death Row Convicts

Drug distribution is increasing in Indonesia. The government is now increasingly intense to arrest and punish drug traffickers. The punishment given is very severe, namely the death penalty. The death penalty can affect the psychological condition of the convict because they know that they will soon end their lives. Therefore, resilience is important to be owned by death row in order to reduce anxiety, stress, depression, and risk of suicide. The Sense of resilience is important for the environment to provide support that can help convicted individuals become resilient individuals. The method in this study is qualitative with a phenomenological approach. Data collection techniques used were interviews. The subjects in this study were three men who were sentenced to death for drug cases. Data were analyzed using coding techniques proposed by Strauss and Corbin, namely: open coding, axial coding, and selective coding. The results show that there are factors outside I have, I am, and I can that encourage someone to become a resilient individual. These factors are religiosity, services provided by correctional institutions, level of development, and level of education.