Tag Archives: Pemilu 2024

The Coalition of Communities Concerned with Women’s Representation (KMPKP) assesses that Indonesian women still face many political obstacles in the 2024 elections. Even the 2024 elections are considered a setback for women’s representation through the practice of regulating KPU policies …

The Coalition of Communities Concerned with Women’s Representation (KMPKP) noted that in the 2024 elections, women would still experience violence in politics and gender-based violence in elections. Violence is seen as continuing to increase, starting with harassment, intimidation, and physical …

Kalyanamitra’s research on gender-based violence (KBG) in the 2024 elections found several factors in the occurrence of KBG in the elections. These include the patriarchal culture that still persists in society, the imbalance in power relations between men and women, …

Kalyanamitra Knowledge Management Coordinator, Lailatin Mubarokah, said there are three categories of perpetrators of gender-based violence (KBG). The first category is political, social, and state. Perpetrators in this category include leaders and members of political parties, candidates, and party or …

The results of Kalyanamitra’s study show that there are six forms of gender-based violence (KBG) that occurred during the 2024 elections. The first form of KBG is intimidation. Intimidation was carried out by the candidate’s success team against female voters, …

Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM), Pramono Ubaid Tanthowi, assesses that the 2024 election is not friendly to women. Regulations made by the Indonesian General Election Commission (KPU) have harmed women’s rights to be nominated in elections. …

Gajah Mada University (UGM) political science lecturer, Arga Pribadi Imawan, said there were five popular hashtags during the 2024 election campaign. First, the hashtag #AsalNotPrabowo. Through this hashtag, a narrative that leads voters not to vote for candidate pair (paslon) …

Online gender-based violence (KBGO) that occurred in the 2024 elections is considered to have harmed women’s participation in politics. Violence in the form of threats, the spread of private videos without consent, slander, misogynistic hate speech, and sexist comments make …

Predictive data released by the Association for Elections and Democracy (Perludem) regarding the electability of women from the 2024 election results shows that 22.06 percent, or 128 women, will sit in the national parliament. This figure increased from the results …

Looking at the vote recapitulation data for the Presidential Election published by the Indonesian General Election Commission (KPU) via the infopemilu.kpu.go.id page, it was found that the level of invalid votes in the 2024 Presidential Election (Pilpres) was 2.49 percent …