This study presents data and analysis on violence against women, revealing the hidden reality and broad dimensions of the issue. It identifies various forms of violence, including physical, sexual,…
This book reviews Supreme Court decisions on rape cases, examining the presumptions underlying judicial reasoning. It finds that decisions often rely on stereotypes and myths about rape, such as as…
This report assesses the UK government's compliance with the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) regarding violence against women. It highlights ga…
This book examines efforts to protect girls from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the Maasai community in Kenya and Tanzania. The report presents experiences working with the Maasai community to …
This report builds on an earlier report published in 2008 by the Office of Development Effectiveness (ODE) of AusAID, titled Violence Against Women in Melanesia and East Timor: Building on Global a…
This publication documents the discussions and outcomes of the Malaysia National Stakeholder Conference focused on developing a comprehensive policy framework for migrant labour. The conference bro…
This report documents the widespread abuses experienced by Asian domestic workers employed in Saudi Arabia, highlighting patterns of exploitation and violations of basic human rights. Drawing on te…
This report examines the barriers that migrant women face in accessing legal services and justice in both their countries of origin and destination. It highlights structural, social, and institutio…
This book examines the conditions faced by migrant domestic workers in Singapura and documents various forms of abuse and exploitation occurring within the domestic work sector. Based on interviews…
This booklet explores the experiences of migrant workers while working and living in destination countries, focusing on employment conditions, daily life, and social adaptation. It examines issues …
This booklet examines the decision-making process and preparatory steps undertaken by prospective migrant workers before seeking employment abroad. It explores the economic, social, and familial fa…
This book analyzes the patterns and underlying structures of social violence in Indonesia during the period of political transition from 1990 to 2001, encompassing the final years of authoritarian …
The book From Conflict to Security: A Regional Overview of Community Conversations with Women in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India presents the outcomes of dialogues held with women across conflict-a…
This book presents a broad overview of conflict prevention and peacebuilding initiatives across the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting strategies employed by governments, international organizations…
This book provides a comprehensive examination of violent conflicts in Indonesia by analyzing their underlying causes, the ways they are represented in political discourse and media, and the strate…
This book documents and analyzes the practice of torture in the conflict-affected regions of Aceh and Papua between 1998 and 2007, highlighting patterns of human rights violations during periods of…
This book examines the patterns, causes, and consequences of communal conflicts in contemporary Indonesia, focusing on violence driven by ethnic, religious, and social divisions in the post-authori…
This book examines the dynamics of violent internal conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region through historical, political economy, and policy perspectives. By tracing the historical roots of conflicts…
In this work, Jenny Morgan challenges conventional legal classifications of homicide by examining the social contexts, gender dynamics, and power relations that shape who kills and under what circu…
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of patterns of violent conflict across Indonesia, examining how political transition, decentralization, economic disparities, identity politics, and weak…