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Kekuatan Perempuan dan Inspirasi Perubahan - Tentang Gerakan Saya Perempuan Antikorupsi (SPAK)
Kekuatan Perempuan dan Inspirasi Perubahan - latar belakang dan capaian SPAK.
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Kolaborasi Cek Sekolah-Ku dengan SPAK (Saya, Perempuan Anti Korupsi)
Cek Sekolah-Ku adalah konsep gerakan sosial untuk mengawasi pelayanan publik yang berbasis pada kekuatan komunitas-komunitas yang terkait dengan tata kelola sekolah. “Saya, Perempuan Anti Korupsi” ini juga satu model gerakan sosial anti korupsi yang berbasis pada kekuatan kelompok-kelompok perempuan di Indonesia. Dengan jumlah agen atau anggotanya yang puluhan ribu, saya…
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Bab 1 : Pendahuluan
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Effective Advocacy Led by Disabled People Organisations
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Promoting and Supporting Leadership by People with Disability
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Evaluation summary promoting and protecting the rights of people with disability in indonesia
Evaluation summary promoting and protecting the rights of people with disability in indonesia
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Gerakan SPAK (Saya Perempuan Anti Korupsi) 2015
Gerakan Saya Perempuan Anti Korupsi, adalah sebuah gerakan sosial pencegahan korupsi yang dimulai dari perempuan. Gerakan ini sudah memiliki Agen sebanyak 499 orang yang tersebar di 15 Provinsi di Indonesia.
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Saya Perempuan Antikorupsi - Ucapan selamat ultah ke-2 dan Pesan Ibu Risma
Ucapan selamat ulang tahun kedua dari Ibu Risma untuk gerakan Saya Perempuan Anti Korupsi
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AKU MAU
AKU MAU kata sederhana yang membawa RA Kartini mewujudkan mimpinya
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Road To Dignity
This short film pictures how communities obtain legal access through legal clinics and integrated mobile services.
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Building anti corruption values among children in Makassar
A thousand children from 62 primary schools in South Sulawesi played the newly launched anti corruption board game: Semai (Sembilan Nilai or Nine Anti Corruption Values). The event was held in Makassar on 18 August 2015 and was recorded by the Indonesian Record Museum. What a fun way to spread…
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ONLINE PSA PERAYAAN ANAK
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Video Grand Launching
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Video Teaser
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Anggota PKK Diberikan Penyuluhan Antikorupsi
200 participants joined “Saya, Perempuan Anti Korupsi!” seminar on 21 October 2015 in Jakarta. They came from 5 areas including Kepulauan Seribu. Each areas were represented by the wife of mayor, the wife of regents/districts head and member of PKK. Interesting anti corruption follow up activities were brought up by…
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Tutorial Mengurus Akta Kelahiran
Mudahnya mengurus Akta Kelahiran
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Perempuan Lawan Korupsi (part 1)
Sebagai istri dan sebagai ibu, perempuan adalah tokoh sentral dalam keluarga yang memberi andil sangat besar terhadap arah perkembangan suami maupun anak-anak. Hal ini menjadi perhatian bagi KPK dan AIPJ (Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice). AIPJ adalah salah satu program DFAT untuk
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Perempuan Lawan Korupsi (part 2)
Sebagai istri dan sebagai ibu, perempuan adalah tokoh sentral dalam keluarga yang memberi andil sangat besar terhadap arah perkembangan suami maupun anak-anak. Hal ini menjadi perhatian bagi KPK dan AIPJ (Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice). AIPJ adalah salah satu program DFAT untuk
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Perempuan Lawan Korupsi (part 3)
Sebagai istri dan sebagai ibu, perempuan adalah tokoh sentral dalam keluarga yang memberi andil sangat besar terhadap arah perkembangan suami maupun anak-anak. Hal ini menjadi perhatian bagi KPK dan AIPJ (Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice). AIPJ adalah salah satu program DFAT untuk
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SPAK First Year Anniversary: 21 April 2015
The 'Saya, Perempuan Anti Korupsi!' movement launched last year have resulted in more than 200 agents in 13 provinces. These SPAK agents have spread anti corruption education to more than 20,000 people.
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PEKKA Director Nani Zulminarni receiving Kick Andy Young Heroes Award 2015
PEKKA Director Nani Zulminarni receiving Kick Andy Young Heroes Award 2015, 7 March 2015. PEKKA is one of AIPJ’s main partner in implementing legal identity and family law issues.
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Women Against Corruption Movement Training for Trainers
Thirty one women from Manado, Ambon, Papua, and other parts of Sulawesi attended the "Saya Perempuan Anti Korupsi!" (SPAK) training of trainers in Pare-pare on 5 March 2015. They stamped their hands in colorful paint in a wide cloth as a commitment to prevent corruption, especially in their families and…
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109 PKK Cadres are Trained on Civil Registration
Hundreds of Solo population participated in Empowerment Family Welfare (Pemberdayaan Kesejahteraan Keluarga/PKK) Training on civil registration. The training was initiated by MOHA in partnership with PUSKAPA UI, AIPJ, PKK and Dispendukcapil Surakarta City. The head of National PKK, Erni Guntarti officially opened the training. 109 participants are from PKK in…
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'Pesta Anak' - Legal Integrated Services
AIPJ focuses on the effort to “Realising Rights,” which has been defined to include the realising people’s rights to obtain legal identity (birth certificate, marriage certificate and divorce certificate), to a fair, transparent and accessible court system and to an inclusive and publicly accessible legal information. This video describes…
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Video tentang kasus Tilang
This video describes findings of AIPJ and its partner’s research on traffic cases handling.
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Saya Perempuan Anti Korupsi
On 21 July 2014, AIPJ staffs together with their college mates gathered for an Anti Corruption game session. “Sometimes we don’t realise that we have done corrupt behaviour,” said Ika, one of the attendee. That is why the session was very useful. It was a part of the ‘Saya Perempuan…
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The Justice Seeker's Voice
For several months from 2013-2014, our partner SIGAB supported a woman who reported a sexual assault by her teacher. This video tells how the deaf woman was able to successfully prosecute the man who assaulted her and shows the ways the legal process accommodated her special needs.
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10 Years of Partnership Between Australian and Indonesian Courts
The video presents the partnership between Indonesia's Supreme Court with Federal Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia in the past decade.
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Know the Law, Avoid the Penalty
This video shows the main duty and role of the Attorney General Office. One of them is to teach people about the law, through the Information Unit's work.
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Book and Video: Women Against Corruption
KPK launched a set of anti-corruption education tools. Besides this book, a tutorial video and anti corruption 'arisan' games was also published. For more info, please visit: http://acch.kpk.go.id/en/buku-saya-perempuan-anti-korupsi
Supporting New Colombo Plan Through Disability and Inclusion Learning in Indonesia
Sydney University students, AIPJ2 team and DPOs partners with Bappenas after discussion on inclusive development at the Australian Embassy in Jakarta, 11 Desember 2017.
The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice 2 (AIPJ2) supports the Southeast Asian Studies Centre at the University of Sydney to host “Disability and Inclusion in Indonesia,” an interdisciplinary field school to provide opportunities for Australian students to study disability and social inclusion.
Through its Knowledge Hub activities, AIPJ2 provided an introduction to disability and inclusive development in Indonesia with representatives from the Government of Australia and Government of Indonesia (Bappenas) to participating students in Jakarta on 11 December 2017. The AIPJ2 team and partnering disabled persons’ organisations (DPOs) showcased their collaborative work and shared the challenges and opportunities of mainstreaming disability in reform of the justice and security sector.
AIPJ2 played a key role in facilitating DPOs and civil society organisations (CSOs) in the drafting of the Disability Law which was passed by the Government of Indonesia in April 2016. It will continue to support the Government and DPOs to implement the law and monitor its implementation.
“We greatly appreciate the collaboration with the University of Sydney as part of the New Colombo Plan that promotes people-to-people links and engagements for Australian students to better understand how Australia is promoting programs that highlight equal access and rights for people with disabilities," said Dr Angie Bexley, AIPJ2 Deputy Team Leader.
During the discussion session, the participants also learned about the grave reality of stigma and discrimination that hinders access to justice by persons with disabilities. Collaborative work with law enforcement bodies (police, court, and local government) is important to ensure the Disability Law and its subsequent regulations are fully implemented.
The field school participants then travelled to Yogyakarta, and met with AIPJ2 partners, Sasana Integrasi dan Advokasi Difabel (SIGAB) and Sentra Advokasi Perempuan Difabel dan Anak (SAPDA) to better understand their work at the subnational level on engaging governments in building Inclusive Cities and Inclusive Villages.
Based on the August 2017 report from the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Economic Governance (Disability in Indonesia, What We Can Learn From the Data) there are at least 10 million Indonesians affected by some form of disability resulting in limitation of their own and their families’ active participation in society. The report encourages all stakeholders to make an effort to develop a social protection program that supports families with persons with disabilities as member(s), and improves their access to education, infrastructure and public services, and economic opportunities.
