Indonesian Sex Worker Organization =OPSI=. Numerous Human Rights Violation Stigma and Discrimination towards Sex Worker High Prevalence on Sexual Transmitted.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 Finding and Using a Country's Human Rights Obligations to Improve Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Outcomes.

Advertisements

Children with Disabilities UNICEFs Approach and Country-level Programming.

Getting to Zero UNAIDS STRATEGY Ø Zero new HIV infections Ø Zero AIDS-related deaths Ø Zero discrimination CAJP-OAS/ Washington, April 2011.

The Millennium Development Goals & The Health Professionals Rubina Sohail Associate Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Services Institute of Medical.

Empowering and Organising Sex Workers towards Achieving and Maintaining Progressive Self- Development and Increased HIV Preventative Actions.

SOCIOPOLITICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR HIV PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR TRANSGENDER SEX WORKERS The Debates over Mexico Citys HIV/AIDS.

Equality Act Equality Act 2010 The Equality Act 2010 replaces the previous set of many different anti-discrimination laws, with a single piece.

Human rights violations against sex workers: Burden and effect on HIV Decker MR, Crago A-L, Chu SKH, Sherman SG, Seshu MS, Buthelezi K, Dhaliwal M, Beyrer.

Key Populations 18 September 2013 Béchir N’Daw, Conseiller régional en Droits de l’Homme et aux Lois, PNUD.

Susan Timberlake Senior Human Rights and Law Adviser

Gender, Sexuality & Advocacy © 2014 Public Health Institute.

Key Populations: Making Them Matter in the Global HIV Response Inextricable Links: HIV and Human Rights Kevin Osborne, LINKAGES Project Director 2 March.

GAP Report 2014 Sex workers People left behind: Sex workers Link with the pdf, Sex workers.

© Aahung 2004 Millennium Development Goals Expanding the Agenda:

1. 2 What is WAO? Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) is a women’s organisation which is Non- Profit Non- Religious Independent.

Lessons learned from Nairobi, and experiences from Serbia Mr.sci.prim.dr Dragan Ilić epidemiologist Република Србија МИНИСТАРСТВО ЗДРАВЉА 1.

European Network for HIV/STI Prevention and Health Promotion among Migrant Sex Workers Access to Services and Rights for sex workers.

Organisasi Perubahan Sosial Indonesia

Socio-Cultural dynamics of Hijra (TG) Community in Pakistan Naz Male Health Alliance.

“ Strengthening the prevention of torture in the Philippines through enhancing policy and collaboration between all relevant stakeholders”

RECIPIENT: AFGHANISTAN Country Specific Project. ACTIVITY BUDGET SAIEVAC Afghanistan Country Budget Activities Programme Support Cost A. Total programme.

Enhancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the Euro-Atlantic and Eurasian Region Practical examples of women’s participation and leadership in conflict.

Community Paralegals Developing Peer Legal Support for People Who Use Drugs in Indonesia Bridging the Gaps Indonesian Drug Users Network (PKNI)

SWK 121: Chapter 16 Morales. Patriarchy is a term used for the social, economic, and political arrangements that emerge from cultural assumptions that.

EUROPEAN COMMISSION – JUSTICE EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES ON GENDER EQUALITY ____ AWARENESS - RAISING ACTIVITIES TO FIGHT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN & GIRLS.

HIV/AIDS and Human Rights A New HIV Infection every Six Seconds.

Epidemiologi of HIV AIDS In Indonesia 2012 by: Prijono Satyabakti Departement of Epidemiology Affairs, Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital Airlangga.

Human Rights and Patient Care Anahit Harutyunyan Armenia.

“A VISION OF HOPE” EXPERIENCE OF SENEGAL IN THE FIGHT AGAINST AIDS AND REDUCING WOMEN’S VULNERABILITY Dr Khoudia Sow, CRCF, UMI 233 Dakar Sénégal.

Annie Banda National Coordinator COWLHA 3- 6 December 2012 Johannesburg, South Africa STRENGTHENING ATTENTION TO GBV IN NATIONAL HIV STRATEGIES AND PLANS.

USERS’ INVOLVEMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH WORK. By Sylvester Katontoka

United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

From choice, a world of possibilities Returning home, but stepping back Increasing access to sexual and reproductive health and HIV services for returnees.

1 Integrated HIV/SRH clinical services for female sex workers in Madagascar - a case study.

Mainstreaming Gender issues into HIV/AIDS An Overview!! Tilder Kumichii NDICHIA CONSULTANT – GeED, Cameroon JEW workshop, Limbe 15 th – 18 th March 2010.

Human Rights National Action Plan: An Indonesian Experience Prof Harkristuti Harkrisnowo, UI Director General for Human Rights Indonesian Ministry of Justice.

UPR Thailand 2011 – HIV Affected Women and Girls NASHIDA SATTAR POLICY AND PROGRAMME SPECIALIST HIV, HEALTH AND GENDER EQUALITY UNDP, BANGKOK REGIONAL.

HIV and Human Rights: Strengthening HIV Responses Among Those Most Vulnerable Asia and Pacific Regional Consultation on Universal Access to HIV Prevention,

UNAIDS: PANAMA CITY, PANAMA

AVVAIS, RBC/IHDPC, RRP +, UNAIDS SAHARA CONFERENCE Port-Elisabeth, South Africa HIV Stigma Index 2009 Rwanda November 28 to December 2, 2011.

Keep your promise to women and girls Violence against Women and Girls in National AIDS plans.

CYPRUS GENDER RESEARCH CENTRE Legal Status  Non-profit, non-governmental organization established in 2005 in Nicosia. Registration Number:

The Indonesian Experience: Government and civil society partnership model for expanding coverage of harm reduction Dr. Nafsiah Mboi, SpA, MPH Secretary.

HIV/AIDS and Gender: South African Women and the Spread of Infection.

Only Rights can Stop the Wrongs!

Marija Tosheva Advocacy Officer Sex Workers Rights Advocacy Network in CEECA (SWAN)

Migration and Multicultural Policy in Korea NHRCK RI Seok-jun.

Collaborative Effort of HIV, Domestic Violence and Homeless Service Organizations to Develop Integrated Services as Strategy for HIV Risk Reduction for.

Knowledge-sharing seminar on BIC in FGM-related cases Legal Context.

SRHR Policy Salima 30 th June 2011 SRHR Policy Salima 30 th June 2011 Foundation for Children Rights.

Standard Equality Impact Assessment Awareness Training Lynn Waddell Equality and Diversity Project Manager Tel No

Human Rights: Why is it a Doctor’s Business?

The Aviator Hotel – South Africa Uganda Harm Reduction Network (UHRN)

Principles Of Women Empowerment

Trade Union Training on the Validation of the training manual entitled “Union Training on Occupational Safety and Health” HEALTH & HIV/AIDS.

A Network of community-based service providers and sex workers organisations, cooperating in 25 European countries. AIMS  Advocate for sex workers’ human.

Gender, Education and HIV

Believed discrimination occurred because of their:

Human Rights and Patient Care

SEXUAL HARASSMENT A FORM OF ABUSE AGAINST WOMEN

Punitive laws, policies and practices- Their impact on the HIV response I will give you a brief description.

Coastlands Hotel – Durban, South Africa November 2016

Implementation of the Strategic engagement for gender equality

Strengthening Families for an Enabling Childhood in Sri Lanka

Integrated Biological and Behavioural Surveillance (IBBS) Survey among MSM in South Sudan 24 July 2018.

Gender and social diversity in nature conservation

Dr Zohre keshavarz,MD,PhD in Reproductive Health

California healthy youth act + foster youth

Mercy Mutonyi HIV Prevention Manager/AVAC Fellow 2019

Presentation transcript:

Indonesian Sex Worker Organization =OPSI=

Numerous Human Rights Violation Stigma and Discrimination towards Sex Worker High Prevalence on Sexual Transmitted Infection, HIV/AIDS among Sex Workers Background

History High Number of human rights abuses cases, many inequalities, stigmatization, discrimination and the high prevalence of STIs, HIV and Aids among sex workers encourage the form of Indonesian Sex Worker Organization(OPSI). OPSi is an organization for female sex workers, transsexuals and both heterosexual and Homosexual male sex workers. Initiated since the National Workshop on November 2008 at Hotel Sahid Jakarta, OPSI formed with the aim to fight for the fulfillment of the constitutional rights of sex workers as citizens, eliminate the stigma against sex workers, encouraging the full involvement of sex workers in policy for prevention on HIV and Aids programs and to encourage the recognition of the Indonesian state to the status of sex workers.

Values 1. Anti-violence 2. Impartial 3. Non-discrimination 4. Gender Equality 5. Pluralism 6. Justice 7. Transparency

Vision and Mission Vision Realizing the state obligations to respect, protect, and fulfill the Human Rights of Sex Workers in Indonesia Mission a. Building a Critical Awareness of human rights throughout Indonesia on sex workers. b. Encourage the State in carrying out its obligations will be expanding human rights to sex workers in Indonesia. c. Encouraging involvement in Policy Making in all ASPECT. d. Promote solidarity among sex workers in Indonesia. e. Encouraging the involvement of sex workers in STI prevention efforts, HIV / AIDS

Membership : Female Sex Worker Transgender Sex Worker Male Sex Worker Type Of Membership : Regular Member Special Member Honorary Member

Reducing sexual harassment's cases and treatments towards sex workers. Reducing extortion case and physical violence by police officer & hoodlum towards sex workers and customers. Encouraging improvement on birth certificate of children who was born without married parents. Actively involve in anti-trafficking movement (human trafficking for sex workers) Special Objectives on Rights Violation

Performing adjustment advocation on health service towards non-discriminative service for sex workers. Transforming procedures of medication standard towards sex workers (health consultation, disease medication access, doctors' and nurses' stigma). Performing lobby and negotiation for improvement system of public health insurance, social health insurance to be accessible for all sex workers. Encouraging active involvement of sex workers in AIDS prevention according to Encouraging recognition sex workers as formal profession equal to other profession protected by the law (regulations, local regulations, ministerial regulations) Developing alternative economy. Special Objectives on Health

Sex workers remain as objects Low involvement of sex workers in policy making process Numerous oppose from religious based organization Numerous case of Human Rights towards Sex Workers in Discrimination: a. human rights violation done by the state, b. limited access of health service, c. violence (sexually, physical, and inhuman treatments) d. deprivation of rights e. Inhuman rehabilitation practice Obstacles

National Meeting was held on 12 – 15 April 2010 in Jakarta. the results is : National Workplan Period : a. Programs Related to HIV and Aids b. Programs to Strengthening Human Resources Capacity and OPSI Management. National Meeting

“We Are Exist Because We Fought” Thank You