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Independent Evaluation of DRF/DRAF in Indonesia

 “The issue of disability rights has now become a central issue in the larger human rights movement in Indonesia.” Jakarta Legal Aid

Four Indonesia women smiling and giving thumbs up signs.
Women with disabilities in Indonesia mobilized to pass an inclusive anti-gender-based violence bill. Photo: HWDI

Spotlight 1: Inclusion of Women with Disabilities in Sexual Violence Crime Law in Indonesia

Over the years, DRF/DRAF’s support has built the capacities of women with disabilities and their organizations in Indonesia. DRF/DRAF resourced organizations led by women with disabilities to network and unite, building a momentum for inclusive advocacy. DRF/DRAF also resourced cross-collaboration between women with disabilities and the mainstream feminist movement to build consensus and solidarity for the anti-gender-based violence bill.

Spotlight 2: Roadmap for Deinstitutionalization and Independent Living for Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities

Learn how DRF/DRAF’s contribution resourced Indonesia Mental Health Association to collaborate with the Indonesia Women’s Coalition to undertake a research study on the horrors of institutionalization of persons with psychosocial disabilities. DRF/DRAF also provided technical assistance for deinstitutionalization advocacy to ensure persons with psychosocial disabilities live independently and inclusively in communities.