LBH APIK Jakarta

LBH APIK Jakarta has the vision to create an inclusive, equal, just, and sustainable sc>ciefy thrctugh legalreform. We aim to achieve this vision through providing legal service for women seeking justice, striving forlegal reform in the substance, structural, and cultural level through advocacy and community building efforts, and Building a social justice movement for everywoman. The vision and missions of our organization are directly in line with the objective of the project which is towards the implementation of Sexual CrimeLaw according to gender and victim based perspective. LBH APIK Jakarta has both the experience fromworking directly with victims of sexual violence and communities. Through this experience and theinvolvement of our partners, we hope to achieve the implementation of Sexual Crime Law.

JENTERA Law School Indonesia

Jentera Schoctl of Law is the youngest Law School in Indonesia. It was founded on the belief thatthe law in Indonesia must continue to be maintained and developed so that it can become a driving mediumin achieving a democratic, just, and prosperous Indonesia. Therefore, quality legal education is veryimportant to produce legal practitioners who have high skills and integrity in supporting legal reform effortsin Indonesia. Indonesia Jentera School of Law was established on July i, 2011 and is managed by theIndonesian Legal and Policy Studies Foundation ovsHK), an institution with various experiences in the fieldsof research, advocacy, training, and legal information systems. Starting from the 2015/2016 academic year,Jentera organized a Bachelor of Law study program after obtaining permission from the Directorate Generalof Higher Education (DIKTl) on 10 June 2014. The permit was based on the Decree of the Minister ofEducation and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 145/E/ 0/2014 concerning Permit forEstablishment of Jentera Indonesian Law College.

Supportedbyleadingacademicsandlegalpractitioners,Jenteragraduatesareexpectedtobeab[etofightsothatthelawcantrulybecomeatooltoachievejustice,notjustthesoundofartic[es.Jenteralsalsoproudto have specifically selected students, and unique teaching methods that makes Jentera’s student play anactive role as change agent in both academic and non academic area in promoting legal reform.

Komnas Perempuan

Komnas Perempuan is a National Human Rights Institution with a specific mandate to create a conducivecondition to the promotion of women’s human rights and the elimination of all forms of violence againstwomen ln Indonesia. It is also mandated to increase measures to prevent all forms of violence againstwomen in Indonesia. These mandates are carried out by: 1. Increasing public awareness, 2. Reviewing and reforming products of law and regulations, 3. Monitorjng and reporting cases of violence against women, 4. Publishing inputs and recommendations, and 5. Establishing cooperation and partnership at local, national, regional, and international level.Komans Perempuan has been closely advocating for and monitoring the formulation, discussion, passing,and implementation of several important nationa( regulations relevant to the fulfilment of women’s humanrights (including but not limited to the Law on Sexual Violence Crimes, Anti-Domestic Violence Law, Anti-Trafficking Law, Ministerial and Directorate General level regulations and decree on sexual violence, etc) aswellasdocumentinggender-based violence cases on national level, one of which is through the publication of Annual Notes (Catatan Tahunan) since 2002. Komnas Perempuan has initiated the development of integrated criminal justice system to handle cases of VAW which is adopted in the Sexual Crime Law as a frame work to handle sexual violence. Its mandate and expertise related to efforts to violence against women is strengthened through specific task to monitor the implementation of the Sexual Crime Law.

Akedemi Penghapusan Kekerasan Seksual or Academy for the Elimination of Sexual Crimes is a project with the main objective of building sustainable training for the implementation of the newly enacted Law Number 12 the Year 2022 on Sexual Violence Crimes. According to Paragraph 26 Article 3 Point B, the law mandates that the victim’s companions or social workers must meet the qualification which is to have completed training and education on sexual violence case handling. It also mandates in Paragraph 27 Article 1 Point B that police investigators, persecutors, and judges that handle a sexual violence case must have completed training on sexual violence cases. In accordance with this, the project wishes to advance access to justice for victims of sexual violence crimes through a series of education development and training implementation, along with advocacy efforts.

The project will start its implementation through the development of interpretation for the Sexual Violence Law and training modules. Advocacy to related government stakeholders such as BAPPENAS and Center of Education and Training for Justice Sector Institutions will also be conducted throughout the project. The training itself will involve justice sector officials, legal aid providers, and related stakeholders from the representative of three regions in Indonesia, which is DKI Jakarta, Kepulauan Riau, and Nusa Tenggara Timur. Case monitoring and post- training evaluation will also be done after the training to ensure the sustainability of the project.