Peran UN Women dalam Menanggulangi Perdagangan Perempuan di Indonesia = The Roles of UN Women in Combating Women Trafficking in Indonesia

Rizky Apriyanti Utami, (E061191022), “The Roles of UN Women in Combating Women Trafficking in Indonesia”, under the guidance of Muh. Nasir Badu, S.Sos, M.Hum, Ph.D as my first advisor, and Abdul Razaq Z. Cangara, S.IP, M,Si, M. IR as my second advisor, at the Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Hasanuddin University.
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the role of UN Women in combating women trafficking in Indonesia through programs developed and ratified by UN Women and the Indonesian government, as well as to identify the barriers to combating women trafficking in Indonesia. The descriptive research approach was utilized to prepare this thesis, with data gathering techniques in the form of literature reviews gathered from diverse sources such as books, journals, articles, official internet sites, and reports linked to this topic.
UN Women aims to support and rehabilitate survivors of human trafficking, particularly women, by providing critical services such as psychiatric and legal assistance, as well as socioeconomic empowerment programs. These projects use a human rights-based approach to victim assistance in order to combat traffickers and assist Indonesia's most vulnerable citizens. UN Women's comprehensive and proactive strategy to eliminate women trafficking in Indonesia includes activities addressing prevention, response, and victim protection, all of which are vital steps toward protecting women's rights and well-being.

Keywords : women trafficking, sex slavery, violence against women, UN Women.