| Title | Indonesia: 1. Please advise what avenues for assistance are open to a female victim of domestic violence in Indonesia i.e. women's shelters, NGO and government agencies, etc? What processes would need to be followed in order to gain that assistance? 2. What access do female victims of domestic violence in Indonesia have to state protection i.e. police and jurisdictional protection? What are the processes involved in accessing that protection? 3. Are women able to initiate divorce in Indonesia? If so, what is the process? |
| Publisher | Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal |
| Publication Date | 18 February 2010 |
| Country | Indonesia |
| Topics | Domestic violence | SGBV | State protection | Women's rights |
| Citation / Document Symbol | IDN36243 |
| Cite as | Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Indonesia: 1. Please advise what avenues for assistance are open to a female victim of domestic violence in Indonesia i.e. women's shelters, NGO and government agencies, etc? What processes would need to be followed in order to gain that assistance? 2. What access do female victims of domestic violence in Indonesia have to state protection i.e. police and jurisdictional protection? What are the processes involved in accessing that protection? 3. Are women able to initiate divorce in Indonesia? If so, what is the process? , 18 February 2010, IDN36243, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4f4b883d2.html [accessed 24 May 2013] |
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