Indonesia is a
country in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Indonesia is the largest nation in the region and has a high population density. With the densest population of Southeast Asia, the country is also not
immune to the violence against women,
which is also very high. From 1998 to 2010, the National Commission listed
the 91,311
cases of sexual violence against women in Indonesia from 295,836 as the total
number of cases of violence against women. The number of cases of violence against women
consists of 14 forms of sexual violence, including rape, sexual abuse, sexual
exploitation, sexual abuse, sexual slavery, sexual intimidation or assault
shades including threats or attempted rape, forced prostitution.
In some cases there
are 96% cases of sexual abuse by those closest to the victim, whether as a boyfriend, husband,
brother or friend. From these results it can be seen that the need for mutual
respect and respect for equality between
the genders. The violence against women is usually caused by gender inequality or
injustice. As the difference between the role and rights of women and men in
society, thereby placing women in
lower status than men. The privileged
self-assumed status of a man is what makes women like
possessions men can be treated arbitrarily. Included with violence.
In the context of
violence against women, the state should provide the protection and enforcement
of human rights. But what happened was the opposite. Violations of the state in
the matter of human rights more often experienced by women. "Because the
female body criminalized,". therefore the presence of nearly 100 thousand
cases of female violence that occurred in Indonesia, it can be concluded that
in one day terdaoat 12 people who suffered violence and sexual abuse. expected
government agencies in Indonesia and in the world can provide rules in favor of
women and give severe punishment to the perpetrators of violence and sexual abuse
of women around the world.
By Bella Nabilla
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