By: Ainur Rohmah
In a culture in which the majority of men feel they have the right to sexually harass women, violence against women in Indonesia is considered an “iceberg phenomenon,” in which few cases are reported. Because of the weakness of legal instruments, many cases of sexual violence end “peacefully.”
Data compiled by the National Commission (Ko…
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