Division of Domestic Violence (DV), Gender & Child Protection Prevention – ICPF DKI Jakarta

This document outlines the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the Division of Domestic Violence (DV), Gender & Child Protection Prevention of the Indonesian Crime Prevention Institute (LCKI). This division serves as a protector of fundamental rights for vulnerable groups and as a driver of education and social advocacy to prevent gender-based violence and child exploitation.

🎯 I. PURPOSE

To improve the effectiveness of prevention and handling of domestic violence, gender-based violence, and violations of children’s rights through educational, advocacy, and cross-sector collaborative approaches.

💼 II. MAIN DUTIES

1. Identify and map areas vulnerable to domestic violence and child exploitation
2. Develop educational programs and campaigns on gender equality and child protection
3. Provide legal and psychosocial assistance to victims
4. Establish cooperation with the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment & Child Protection (PPPA), Komnas Perempuan, Komnas HAM, and child protection institutions
5. Prepare investigative reports and policy recommendations
6. Organize training and community forums for early detection and prevention

📋 III. WORK PROCEDURES

1. Identification & Mapping
   • Collect data on domestic violence, sexual violence, and child exploitation cases from the community and media
   • Develop risk maps and profiles of vulnerable areas
   • Conduct field observations and interviews with community leaders
2. Education & Campaigns
   • Develop educational materials on gender equality, positive parenting, and children’s rights
   • Organize seminars, training sessions, and public campaigns
   • Disseminate educational content through social media and LCKI’s official publications

1. Assistance & Advocacy
   • Provide counseling services, medical referrals, and legal aid to victims
   • Draft assistance letters and policy recommendations for relevant institutions
   • Coordinate with the Legal & Human Rights Division for handling severe cases
2. Strategic Partnerships
   • Collaborate with government institutions and civil society organizations
   • Draft MoUs for data exchange and joint training
   • Participate in national forums on women and child protection
3. Monitoring & Evaluation
   • Prepare reports on social impact and program effectiveness
   • Conduct satisfaction and participation surveys within communities
   • Submit evaluation results to the Chairman and Advisory Board

📌 IV. RESPONSIBILITIES

• Ensure confidentiality of victim and whistleblower data
• Submit regular activity reports to the Secretary General
• Maintain accuracy and objectivity in case handling
• Represent LCKI in national forums on social protection

📎 V. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

• Templates for investigative and assistance reports
• Educational guidelines on domestic violence, gender, and children’s rights
• Public reporting forms
• Archives of cooperation agreements and activity documentation
• Policy briefs and child protection policy recommendations