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Every woman and child has the right to a safe life free of violence, discrimination and fear. Yet the fact is that to date violence against women and children continues to occur and become serious problem that stall social justice and welfare. A sense of safety – physically, pschologically, and socially – is a basic right that many women and children have not enjoyed in Indonesia, including in Central Java and particularly in Surakarta City.

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The public often read jargon – re. icon for young people – when the jargon is plastered on walls or strategic areas where people can easily read. It is interesting that such jargon often contains a justification rather than mere jargon. An example of such jargon is found on the main street of Surakarta City – on a supermarket wall that says "Psychology is expensive, so God created Slamet Riyadi Street".

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In session four/closing, Inclusion Volunteer class or kelas Relawan Inklusi (Relasi), an initiative by Solo Inclusion Vision Network or Jaringan Visi Solo Inklusi and Yayasan YAPHI presented Pamikatsih to talk about sensitivity and ethics when interacting with people with disability, on Saturday (15/11/2025). The training involved 22 participants and proceeded for six hours at Anawin Hall, Yayasan YAPHI Surakarta.

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Peace within is important for an inclusion volunteer when they are dealing with vulnerable people, such as children, women, and people with disability. Peace within prevents burnout and fatigue, and balance mind and feeling. Mendampingi itu dengan tidak menyerap semua luka dan sebagai pendamping/relawan sangat dihindari terjadinya secondary trauma.

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The Film “Pangku” truly makes me cry, almost in every scenes. This is a true personal emotional experience. That is true, at the beginning of the scene, spectator are shown how a pregnant woman gets on a truck, and cursed as someone who brings misery, just because the truck tire is flat on the way.

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Law No. 1 Year 2023 will apply and one of the points is that many things need to be adjusted to Law No. 1 Year 2023, so this draft law would be critical foundation for how to adjust points on sentences in Law No. 1 Year 2023. Hence the Directorate General of Law, on behalf of the Law Minister, conducts a webinar to discuss the issue on Tuesday (21/10)

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Legalising draft law on domestic workers’ protection is already in limbo for 21 years. To date, the Parliament shows its seriousness to immediately legalise it into law.
On 1 May 2025, President Prabowo Subianto has promised to legalise draft law on domestic workers’ protection into law in three months, but that promise has evaporated without a trace. Now, Prabowo was accompanied by the Vice-Chair of the Parliament Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, who also promised that the Parliament will discuss in a week after 1 May 2025. But that promise was an empty promise that never happens.

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Case 130/PUU-XXIII/2025 proceeded into review No-5 with an agenda to examine witnesses and experts presented by the applicant. The session proceeded on Tuesday (21/10/2025). The session looked at an application for a judicial review of Law No. 8 Year 2016 on People with Disability submitted by Raissa Fatikha and Deanda Dewindaru – two survivors of chronic diseases – whose rights were not guaranteed because their chronic diseases were not recognised explicitly in the definition of disability. Though not physically visible, the diseases should be recognised anyway as a form of disability.