“…According to Fitria's research, the role of women in the household can be seen from three things based on the results of the first Istoyono as a laborer in the household and labor in the family business, meaning that the role of women here is very complex such as activities of preparing food, taking care of children, cleaning the house, washing clothes, secondly as a breadwinner outside the family business with the aim of increasing the income of the family happily, and the third as decision makers in the household, every husband and wife has the potential to influence family life, therefore there is a need for appropriate policies in making decisions for the welfare of the family 25 Although women have a fairly large role in the family, there are still injustices to gender relations, according to Mansour Fakih, who is listed in Tuwu's research, explaining that there are six gender injustices, namely marginalization or the process of economic impoverishment, subordination or assumptions of insignificance in political decisions, the formation of female stereotypes or through negative labeling, violence against women, disproportionate workload, longer and more workload and socialization of the ideology of gender role values 26 Therefore, it is necessary to have a policy on gender roles that has a substantial impact on variations in the quality of work so as to form optimal female work behavior even from various social and economic backgrounds, what is meant by the policy is to provide incentives and availability of facilities such as childcare 27 Technological advances and the demands of the times follow the participation of women into the political sphere with men who are impossible to refuse, to avoid having the ability to protect themselves with attitudes, behaviors (noble morals) and clothing (clothing attributes) worn, and maintain views that are in accordance with Islamic law 28 .…”