Domestic violence - Indonesia at Melbourne

Aurelie’s ‘broken strings’: Indonesia needs to criminalise child grooming and coercive control

Aurelie’s story should serve as a catalyst for improving child protection law in Indonesia. There are emerging forms of violence, such as grooming and coercive control, that still lack clear definitions and legal protection.

Talking Indonesia: domestic violence

Gender, Talking Indonesia

How serious is the problem of gender-based violence in Indonesia? Why has the 2004 Anti-Domestic Violence Law had a limited impact on the problem? Dr Annisa Beta discusses these issues and more with Balawyn Jones in the latest episode of Talking Indonesia.

‘Home is not safe’: domestic violence increases as Covid-19 pandemic takes hold

Analysis, Gender, Public health, Society

Balawyn Jones writes that as the Covid-19 pandemic intensifies in Indonesia, domestic violence is emerging as a parallel public health crisis.

Posts with tag: Domestic violence

Aurelie’s ‘broken strings’: Indonesia needs to criminalise child grooming and coercive control

Talking Indonesia: domestic violence

‘Home is not safe’: domestic violence increases as Covid-19 pandemic takes hold

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