This dataset maps 134 regulations related to gender equality in Indonesia, ranging from the 1945 Constitution to regional regulations.
Of the 134 regulations, 128 support gender equality, while 6 have the potential to hinder it. One example is a rule requiring a candidate list to be returned if the 30% quota for women’s representation is not met.
The largest number of regulations is found at the regional level, with 53 regulations, most of which take the form of Governor Regulations. In addition, 31 regulations relate to political parties, particularly through their statutes and bylaws (AD/ART).
The most dominant category is Affirmative Action. This indicates that the 30% quota for women’s representation is one of the key instruments used to promote gender equality. This policy appears repeatedly across different levels, from electoral laws to the internal regulations of political parties.
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