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A court has sentenced a man to prison for assaulting his wife and threatening his daughter, in addition to attacking two police officers who intervened. The man admitted to violating a personal protection order against him.
Deputy Elva Fahri Golubina has called for enhanced protection for women in Jakarta through a new bill that ensures 24/7 support services. This legislation comes in response to the rising cases of violence against women in the Indonesian capital.
A shocking betrayal crime has come to light, where an individual lured his friend's wife with the intent to harm her. The incident occurred between Kafr El-Zayat and Qalyubia, raising questions about the perpetrator's motives.
UAE authorities announced the deportation of a man arrested for secretly filming a woman and threatening her in Dubai. The incident has sparked widespread reactions in the community, highlighting the UAE's commitment to protecting individual rights.
The legal advisor for the Democratic Action Party, RSN Rayer, condemned the lack of legal action against a man who assaulted a woman in Balik Pulau, despite video evidence documenting the incident. The attack occurred on March 4, as the woman was assaulted outside her shop on Tun Sardon Street.
Indonesian police have arrested a ride-hailing driver named Wah (39) for allegedly sexually assaulting a passenger in Jakarta. The incident occurred during a transport trip, where the driver exploited his platform to access the victim.
Lestari Meridjat, Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives, expressed hope that universities will implement the Women's Protection Committee's recommendations to enhance mechanisms for protecting women from violence in educational institutions. These calls are part of efforts to improve the educational environment for female students.
Indonesian Minister of Cooperatives, Ferry Juliantono, announced a new initiative aimed at enhancing the protection of women and children in local communities by equipping cooperatives with complaint centers. This step is part of the government's efforts to empower women and improve their social and economic conditions.
Africa is witnessing a significant increase in digital violence against women and girls, necessitating immediate action to protect vulnerable groups. This surge coincides with the rising number of internet users under thirty, providing perpetrators with new tools for control.
In a controversial move, a prominent investor has dismissed several officials from his company after they proposed measures to protect women in the workplace, including sitting in a basement. This incident has sparked widespread debate on how companies handle harassment issues.