Legal protection for women environmental activists in urban areas

Tien Handayani Nafi, Ratih Lestarini, Inayati, Tirtawening, Succi Wulandhary, Intan Nurul Aini, Dyah Utari

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Abstract

Men and women have equal rights, duties, and degrees in protecting and fighting for the rights of environment. However, in fact, it is men who dominate most conservation and environmental management activities. Even though, women's roles in environmental conservation activities are also no less great than men's given their high sense of empathy and care for the environment. This makes women taking more actions to protect the environment itself, but they often get so many threats, physical harass, even murder threats from those who feel threatened by their actions; and it already happened for a long time, and it still does until now. This should be overcome as soon as possible to prevent more women be the next victim. This research used SWOT analysis to determine the strategies for protecting women environmental activists in urban areas. The SWOT calculation results indicate that there is a need for progressive rules in guaranteeing women's rights so as to be able to engage in the process of environmental conservation in their respective regions.

Original languageEnglish
Article number00048
JournalE3S Web of Conferences
Volume52
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 27 Aug 2018
Event2018 Consortium Studies of Smallholder Palm Oil International Conference, CSSPO 2018 - Sarawak, Malaysia
Duration: 9 Jul 201811 Jul 2018

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