As democracy wobbles in Indonesia will women be the biggest losers?

People take part in a rally calling for women’s rights and equality ahead of International Women’s Day in Jakarta, Indonesia, March 4, 2017. Source: REUTERS/Fatima Elkarim – RTS11EBN.

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As democracy wobbles in Indonesia will women be the biggest losers?

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