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Indonesian universities are still slow in implementing anti-sexual violence measures. Here are 4 ways to speed things up

  • Written by Sabina Puspita, Monash Herb Feith Indonesian Engagement Centre Associate Director and IFAR Research Fellow, Monash University
Indonesian universities are still slow in implementing anti-sexual violence measures. Here are 4 ways to speed things up(Karim Jabbar/Shutterstock)

The global fight against sexual violence in the higher education sector has seen important progress in the last decade, with collaboration from students, faculty and government serving as an important factor in combating patriarchy in academia.

In Nigeria, for example, following a documentary revealing the sexual...

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