Women and in Anti-Corruption Eradication
Published online: 1 Dec 2025
Abstract
Purpose-The purpose of this study is to identify and analyze the role played by women in corruption in Indonesia. Research Methodology/Design/Approach-This research uses a library research method sourced from books and journals related to women and anti-corruption prevention. Finding-The results of this study show that anti-corruption programs targeting women, such as Saya Perempuan Anticorruption (SPAK) effectively increase women's awareness and participation in anti-corruption campaigns. Utilizing empirical data and theories related to this research shows that women have a very strategic approach in recognizing and combating corruption. there are various aspects of women's participation in anti-corruption efforts, ranging from domestic roles as caregivers and friends to active participation in anti-corruption organizations within the civil society. Originality / Value-The study shows that gender disparity is an important factor in reducing corruption rates because higher gender disparities result in lower levels of corruption.
Keywords:
Women
Anti-corruption
Gender
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Zamhur, A. ., Aulia, N., Nadia Putri, A. ., Gulo, D. M. ., Ariani, N., Purwanti, R. D. D. ., & Alhamdani, M. R. . (2025). Women and in Anti-Corruption Eradication. Jurnal Edukasi Terkini, 2(4). https://doi.org/10.70310/
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