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Seats without Sway: Women in Indonesia’s Parliament
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Seats without Sway: Women in Indonesia’s Parliament
For more than two decades, women activists have pushed to increase women’s representation in Indonesia’s parliament, but the results of their efforts remain uneven. In a country where women comprise nearly 50 per cent of the population, they currently hold only 22 per cent of seats in the House of Representatives (DPR), the highest figure since the 2004 legislative elections, when a 30 per cent quota for women came into effect. The requirement w…
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