Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study
This briefing note outlines the reform process that produced these notable results, a process that began with targeted grassroots empowerment through engagement with PEKKA, an Indonesian civil society organization supporting women headed households...
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okr-10986-108952021-04-23T14:02:52Z Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study World Bank ACCESS TO COURTS ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS ADVOCACY CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COMPLAINT COURT BUILDINGS COURT HEARINGS COURT JUDGMENTS COURT PROCEDURES COURTHOUSES COURTS CRIMINAL CRIMINAL CASES DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DISTRICT COURTS DIVORCE DIVORCED WOMEN DIVORCES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPOWERMENT FAMILIES FAMILY COURT FAMILY LAW FEMALE FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HUMAN RIGHTS HUSBANDS INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE JUDGES JUDICIAL BODIES JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL DISPUTES LEGAL DOCUMENTATION LEGAL DOCUMENTS LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL MARRIAGE LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL REFORM MARITAL STATUS MARRIAGES MEDIA POLICE PROSECUTORS PUBLIC PROSECUTORS SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL ASSAULT SOCIAL JUSTICE TRANSPARENCY WIDOWS WILL WITNESSES WOMAN This briefing note outlines the reform process that produced these notable results, a process that began with targeted grassroots empowerment through engagement with PEKKA, an Indonesian civil society organization supporting women headed households. Formal justice sector institutions and local governments subsequently built on those efforts, with support from international development agencies. The note will outline the range of access-to-justice initiatives involving PEKKA, the Indonesian courts, government partners, and international agencies that have contributed to broader policy reform in the access-to-justice field. It will also describe a series of recent access-to-justice policy developments initiated by Indonesian government institutions and a summary of some key results, highlighting how small-scale pilots and research can provide empirical data on which national agencies can draw to strengthen national policy development and planning processes. The concept of access to justice focuses on two basic objectives of a legal system: 1) that it is accessible to people from all levels of society; and 2) that it is able to provide fair decisions and rules for people from all levels of society, either individually or collectively. 2012-08-13T13:28:05Z 2012-08-13T13:28:05Z 2011-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/03/13915028/increasing-access-justice-women-poor-living-remote-areas-indonesian-case-study http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10895 English Justice for the Poor Briefing Note; Volume 6, Issue No. 2 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |
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ACCESS TO COURTS ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS ADVOCACY CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COMPLAINT COURT BUILDINGS COURT HEARINGS COURT JUDGMENTS COURT PROCEDURES COURTHOUSES COURTS CRIMINAL CRIMINAL CASES DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DISTRICT COURTS DIVORCE DIVORCED WOMEN DIVORCES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPOWERMENT FAMILIES FAMILY COURT FAMILY LAW FEMALE FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HUMAN RIGHTS HUSBANDS INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE JUDGES JUDICIAL BODIES JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL DISPUTES LEGAL DOCUMENTATION LEGAL DOCUMENTS LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL MARRIAGE LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL REFORM MARITAL STATUS MARRIAGES MEDIA POLICE PROSECUTORS PUBLIC PROSECUTORS SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL ASSAULT SOCIAL JUSTICE TRANSPARENCY WIDOWS WILL WITNESSES WOMAN |
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ACCESS TO COURTS ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS ADVOCACY CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COMPLAINT COURT BUILDINGS COURT HEARINGS COURT JUDGMENTS COURT PROCEDURES COURTHOUSES COURTS CRIMINAL CRIMINAL CASES DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DISTRICT COURTS DIVORCE DIVORCED WOMEN DIVORCES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPOWERMENT FAMILIES FAMILY COURT FAMILY LAW FEMALE FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD FEMALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HUMAN RIGHTS HUSBANDS INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE JUDGES JUDICIAL BODIES JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL DISPUTES LEGAL DOCUMENTATION LEGAL DOCUMENTS LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL MARRIAGE LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL REFORM MARITAL STATUS MARRIAGES MEDIA POLICE PROSECUTORS PUBLIC PROSECUTORS SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL ASSAULT SOCIAL JUSTICE TRANSPARENCY WIDOWS WILL WITNESSES WOMAN World Bank Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
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This briefing note outlines the reform
process that produced these notable results, a process that
began with targeted grassroots empowerment through
engagement with PEKKA, an Indonesian civil society
organization supporting women headed households. Formal
justice sector institutions and local governments
subsequently built on those efforts, with support from
international development agencies. The note will outline
the range of access-to-justice initiatives involving PEKKA,
the Indonesian courts, government partners, and
international agencies that have contributed to broader
policy reform in the access-to-justice field. It will also
describe a series of recent access-to-justice policy
developments initiated by Indonesian government institutions
and a summary of some key results, highlighting how
small-scale pilots and research can provide empirical data
on which national agencies can draw to strengthen national
policy development and planning processes. The concept of
access to justice focuses on two basic objectives of a legal
system: 1) that it is accessible to people from all levels
of society; and 2) that it is able to provide fair decisions
and rules for people from all levels of society, either
individually or collectively. |
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| title |
Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
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Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
| title_full |
Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
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Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
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Increasing Access to Justice for Women, the Poor, and Those Living in Remote Areas : An Indonesian Case Study |
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increasing access to justice for women, the poor, and those living in remote areas : an indonesian case study |
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Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/03/13915028/increasing-access-justice-women-poor-living-remote-areas-indonesian-case-study http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10895 |
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