How Employers Can Help End Domestic Violence
Fifth Anniversary of ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment
![Indonesian women march to demand the Indonesian government enacts an anti-discrimination law and to advocate for ending sexual violence and harassment at work, March 8, 2024.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2024/06/202406wrd_indonesia_womens_rights_rally_c190.jpg?h=a006f2ae&itok=H3bClgYT)
Fifth Anniversary of ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment
Government Should Ensure Justice for All Women Who Suffer Domestic Violence
Increases Protections, But More Reforms Needed
New Amendments Address Gaps in Protection, Accountability Measures
Administration Should Defend Human Rights Abroad Consistently
Build on Progress by Tackling Discrimination, Revising and Enforcing Laws
Legislative Proposal Highlights Need to Criminalize Domestic Violence
Authorities Should Step Up Domestic Violence Protections
Personal Status Law Discriminates Against Women in Marriage, Divorce, Custody
Address Protection Gaps; Criminalize Domestic Violence
Urgent Action Needed to Enforce Protective Measures, Ensure Accountability
Authorities Need To Act To Prevent Femicides
73rd Session: March 2022