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Indonesia, home to the world’s largest Muslim population, yesterday passed a sexual abuse law, in a victory for women’s groups and Indonesian President Joko Widodo after years of opposition from religious conservatives.
The new Criminal Acts of Sexual Violence Law makes Indonesia among the first Muslim-majority nations to have a dedicated law on sexual offenses, which has generally been considered a private matter.
Some Islamist parties and religious groups had held up the legislative process for the past six years, saying that the new law would promote extramarital sex and homosexuality.
Widodo made the final push for the law in response to
KOMNAS HAM (the Indonesian National Commission for Human Rights) and UNESCO Jakarta reaffirmed their commitment to promote Human Rights by renewing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement covers common areas of interest, including freedo
KOMNAS HAM (the Indonesian National Commission for Human Rights) and UNESCO Jakarta reaffirmed their commitment to promote Human Rights by renewing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement covers common areas of interest, including freedo