Public Invited to be Courageous in Reporting Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence Cases
The Gorontalo Sub-regional City Police urge the public not to remain silent when they witness or experience sexual violence or domestic violence.
The Gorontalo Sub-regional City Police urge the public not to remain silent when they witness or experience sexual violence or domestic violence.
East Java Regional Police Chief Inspector General Nanang Avianto echoed the spirit of Jogo Jatim as a joint movement to create a safe environment while protecting women and children from sexual violence, exploitation, and even human trafficking (TPPO).
East Jakarta Police set up a safe house for the mother of a woman burned alive by her husband in Cakung. Read the full story here.
The Director of Protection of Women and Children (PPA) and Prevention and Prosecution of Human Trafficking (PPO) of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Indonesian National Police (INP), Brigadier General Nurul Azizah explained the prevention strategy against gender-based violence against women and children.
The National Commission on Violence Against Women reported that three wives in Indonesia become victims of domestic violence every hour. Read more.
The East Jakarta Police named a woman a suspect in a domestic violence case for dragging her husband with her car. Read more.