Indonesian Women’s Movement
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The Indonesian Women’s Movement was a prominent left-leaning women’s organization in Indonesia, closely linked to the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI), that advocated for women’s rights, social justice, and political participation in the 1950s and early 1960s before being violently suppressed after the 1965–66 anti-communist purges.
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| Indonesian Women’s Movement canonical | 1 |
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