Myths and Facts About Sexual Violence in 2020
Dilansir dari survey Pelecehan Seksual di Ruang Publik di akhir tahun 2018, 3 dari 5 perempuan pernah mengalami pelecehan seksual di ruang publik. 1 dari 2 korban pelecehan mengalaminya di bawah umur[1]. Semakin hari, semakin banyak bermunculan kasus kekerasan seksual di Indonesia. Apalagi dengan kemajuan teknologi, sudah tidak dapat dihitung berapa banyak informasi yang […]
Everything we need to know about child sexual exploitation
“Children are our future,” they say. But throughout years, cases of child exploitation and child abuse are still occurring. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), defines that a child is a person under 18 years of age. Every child has 4 fundamental rights that stick to them, which are: the […]
What’s the deal with panic buying?
What’s the deal with panic buying? Over the last couple of days, we’ve been hearing the term being thrown around constantly. What is panic buying anyway? Panic buying is a group behaviour in which customers buy a product in irregular amounts, usually in anticipation of a disaster. This causes both a shortage in the product […]
The Consultative Meeting in Preparation of The New United Nations Partnership Development Framework (UNPDF) for the period 2021 – 2025
On July 11th, 2019, one of the members of Youth Team Rumah Faye, Schalke Anindya, attended a consultative meeting with the United Nations, which was held in the Jakarta-based United Nations office located in Menara Thamrin, Jakarta and was moderated by one of the representatives from UN. The meeting itself was titled as the consultative […]
Tips to make sure your kids aren’t bored of #dirumahaja during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone, from babies to grandparents to stay home. Many parents, in turn, have been given a new challenge: thinking of ways to entertain the kiddos at home! Here are some little tips we collected that might be useful for you and your children during this trying time. We hope that, […]
Ethically Reporting Cases of Sexual Violence
The Indonesian public was recently horrified by the cases of sexual assault commited by Reynhard Sinaga in the UK. Throughout the shock, a question seems to keep popping up – if the cases happened in 2017, why is it appearing in the news now, in 2020? In Indonesia, cases of sexual violence are too often […]
“How come a man is raped?”
For several days the Indonesian people were shocked by the rape case committed by Reynhard Sinaga, an Indonesian student who took a doctoral program at the University of Leeds, England. He has raped or harassed 190 men from 2015-2017. The action was discovered after one of the victims reported his case to the British Police. […]
Sexist Teachers? The Condition of Indonesian Teachers
Every child has rights protected by the state. In Indonesia, children have the rights to be able to live, grow, develop, and participate with dignity, while receiving protection from violence and discrimination (Article 4 of Law 23 of 2002). However, these rights are rarely fulfilled for children in Indonesia, many are unaware of their rights […]