KAJIAN YURIDIS KESETARAAN GENDER DITINJAU DARI THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATIONOF ALL FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN (CEDAW) TAHUN 1979 DAN IMPLEMENTASINYA DI INDONESIA

Abstract

ABSTRACT Every individual has the equal right to freedom, dignity, and rights from birth, according to the UDHR, which lays the groundwork for equality. The evolution of international human rights has been shaped by the two core principles of human rights: discrimination and equality. Discrimination comes in two flavours: indirect discrimination and direct discrimination. Numerous research and investigations have shown that prejudice against women is still prevalent in all cultural contexts and at all levels. Specific rules addressing this discrimination against women are included in the 1979 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). Indonesia pledged to create a national policy that forbade discrimination against women in all of its forms. How is the 1979 CEDAW assessed in terms of its gender equality provisions? is the study's formulation of the issue. 2.) In terms of the 1979 CEDAW, how is Indonesia faring? This research use descriptive normative legislation, using secondary data sources such as primary, secondary, and tertiary laws utilised in the methodology. techniques for collecting data using reviews of the literature that have been qualitatively analysed. The following are the study's conclusions: 1.) Substantive equality, nondiscrimination, and state duties are the three main categories into which the principles of the 1979 CEDAW convention are divided. 2.) the 1984 law's approval and the implementation of the 1979 CEDAW convention.