Social Psychological Interventions to Reduce the Number of Violence against Women in Indonesia

Prayoga, Tommy; Noviardi, Annisa Chika; Winata, Caroline; Saputra, Gunawan; Angelina, Vivi; Kristianto, Jeremy; Himawari, Rahayu Crystal; Sharron, Sharron; Abraham, Juneman

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n4s2p285

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“…Afrianty focused on the variety of domestic violence [7] while Yudhanti et al examine the protection of victims of sexual violence [8]. More Indonesian researchers have raised intervention for victims of sexual violence such as the study of Prayoga et al [9] and interventions in the aspects of legal policy such as Rahayu et al [10] as well as concerning women right as victims of sexual violence investigated by Purwanti and Prabowo [11]. Sexual violence researchers have not linked the handling of victims of sexual violence with cultural religious aspects.…”

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“…The victim was also afraid that when she told her close friend she would be scolded, in aspects of gender bias in patriarchal culture [10]. Based on the mindset of women as an object and inferior sex, as found by Prayoga et al, women are associated as the object for ridicules, insults, and anger by the "ancient patriarchal advocates" [9]. In fact, the right of women to obtain legal protection through legislation also has not received full support.…”

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Cultural Religious Challenges in Handling Sexual Violence Cases in Indonesian Islamic Institutions

Istiadah

Indah

Rosdiana

2020

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Religiosity is often seen as preventing potential cases of sexual violence. However, on the other hand, the religious aspect can be a challenge when with regards to cases of sexual violence. This is because religious and cultural aspects are assumed to hamper the victim’s ability to seek justice. This research involved students of Islamic institutions in Indonesia. Based on the results of the questionnaire and interview, it was found that most victims of sexual violence were women in the early and middle years of their studies. Forms of sexual violence are dominated by verbal, physical, visual and signaling harassment. The victim acknowledged dissatisfaction in processing complaints due to distrust of the institution. Socio-cultural dogma and religious aspects also prevent openness in handling cases because victims tend to protect their names and their institutions. Further efforts are needed in the form of education to reduce the risk of sexual violence. In addition, this study produced a number of recommendations regarding the handling cases of sexual violence in Islamic institutions in Indonesia. Keywords: culture religious challenges, Islamic institution, sexual violence

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Cultural Religious Challenges in Handling Sexual Violence Cases in Indonesian Islamic Institutions

Istiadah

Indah

Rosdiana

2020

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“…technologically responsive work programs. This institution intensively accommodates the needs of victims of violence through psychological counseling and legal assistance programs; proactively advocates government policies to protect women; and educates the public through workshops, training, interactive websites, and social media campaigns (Prayoga et al, 2015). Rifka Annisa WCC maps the segmentation of the audience she wants to reach while carrying out her work program, which includes adults, teenagers, students, and housewives (Andryani et al, 2022).…”

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Advocacy of violence against women through the implementation of cyber public relations at the Rifka Annisa women's Crisis Center

Amanova

Andryani

2023

J. Commun.

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This research examines the implementation of Cyber Public Relations at the Rifka Annisa Women's Crisis Center (Rifka Annisa WCC) in advocating public awareness of violence against women. This study aims to identify the obstacles Rifka Annisa WCC faces in managing Cyber Public Relations activities, analyze how they address those obstacles, and examine the impact of Cyber Public Relations implementation on advocacy of violence against women.. This research employs a qualitative case study method through observation and in-depth interviews with Rifka Annisa WCC's media officer. The study objectives are presented using the concepts of Cyber Public Relations and Social Media. The study results found that the lack of human resources in managing social media hindered Rifka Annisa WCC in optimizing Cyber Public Relations activities to advocates public awareness. To address this obstacle, Rifka Annisa WCC focuses on using Instagram as an online advocacy tool. Furthermore, the application of Cyber Public Relations in Rifka Annisa WCC's advocacy activities had a significant impact on aspects of community literacy regarding the discourse on violence against women, as well as changes in the behavior of victims of violence and the larger community in responding to violence against women.

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Social Psychological Interventions to Reduce the Number of Violence against Women in Indonesia

Abstract: This article aimed at discussing the interventions that have been made in the fight

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Cultural Religious Challenges in Handling Sexual Violence Cases in Indonesian Islamic Institutions

Cultural Religious Challenges in Handling Sexual Violence Cases in Indonesian Islamic Institutions

Advocacy of violence against women through the implementation of cyber public relations at the Rifka Annisa women's Crisis Center

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