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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