Published 07/20/2024 2:22:00 p.m.

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Miranti is among the increasing number of Indonesian women taking self-defense classes due to ongoing gender-based violence in Indonesia.
More women and girls are seeking self-defense training as cases of violence grow, with Muay Thai helping individuals like Miranti gain confidence and skills.
Andy Yentriyani, chief commissioner of the National Commission on Violence Against Women, praised more women for joining self-defense classes, while professional MMA fighter Rizal Zulmi noted they are no longer seen as easy targets.

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The Independent

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

An emotionally abusive marriage of 11 years has led Rani Miranti to join a fight club that has trained her in martial arts

07/20/2024 3:02:31 a.m.·London, United Kingdom

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

An emotionally abusive marriage of 11 years has led Rani Miranti to join a fight club that has trained her in martial arts. It has enabled her to stand up

07/20/2024 4:16:23 a.m.·United States

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

An emotionally abusive marriage of 11 years has led Rani Miranti to join a fight club that has trained her in martial arts

07/20/2024 3:02:30 a.m.·United States

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Associated Press JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — An emotionally abusive marriage of 11 years has led Rani Miranti to join a fight club that has trained her in martial arts. It has enabled her to stand up against violence. Miranti is one of a growing number of Indonesian women who are taking self-defense classes as gender-based violence poses a challenge in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation. The National Commission on Violence Against Wo…

07/20/2024 3:02:31 a.m.·Idaho Falls, United States

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

07/20/2024 3:02:31 a.m.·Panama City, United States

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — An emotionally and physically abusive marriage of 11 years led Rani Miranti to join a fight club that has trained her in martial arts, enabling her […]

07/19/2024 10:04:21 p.m.·Winnipeg, Canada

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

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Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

Indonesian women assert themselves with martial arts as gender-based violence remains a challenge

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