Violence against women is one of the most systemic and widespread forms of human rights violations in the world. This phenomenon not only damages the dignity and physical and psychological integrity of women, but also hinders broader social, economic and political development. Even though various countries, including Indonesia, have adopted various national and international legal instruments that guarantee the protection of women, social reality shows that violence against women still occurs massively and repeatedly. This research uses a doctrinal legal research approach with a case and positive law approach. It is hoped that this research can provide answers regarding the fulfillment of legal protection for women in Indonesia
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