Second, the issue of women and conflict which refers to the local regulations that discriminate against women. Third, rural women and indigenous women pertaining the right to food and land.
Fourth, gender-based and online violence, which has actually received a lot of attention from the media. According to the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan), cases of online gender-based violence in Indonesia increased from 241 in 2019 to 940 in 2020.
Fifth, prevalence of child marriage cases. Six, female circumcision. Seven, women and disasters. Eight, legislative framework.
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Apart from bringing up the issues that occurred in Indonesia, CWGI, which will conduct an input session before the UPR session, will also provide recommendations and actions plan that should become the focus of policymakers. (un)