Siti Aminah Tardi is the current commissioner of Komnas Perempuan 2020-2025. Komnas Perempuan is the National Commission on Violence Against Women, an independent commission in Indonesia that works to uphold women's rights and combat violence against women. Prior to Komnas Perempuan, she has been a researcher and public advocate since 2000. She has served at the Indonesian Legal Resource Center (ILRC), Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI), LBH APIK Semarang, Child Protection Agency (LPA) of Central Java, Working Group on Gender Justice and Human Rights (K2JHAM) at LBH Semarang, and the Conservation Café Foundation (WARSI) in Jambi. She specializes in criminal law, criminal procedure law, and women's human rights. She has experience handling cases involving freedom of religion/belief and gender-based violence against women. 0:00 — Intro, About Mbak Ami, UU TPKS, KSBE 04:03 — Examples of KBGO, how common is it here in Indonesia, how bad has it gotten, do more victims come forward these days?  29:46 — No viral, no justice for sexual violence — is that true? The importance of victim-focused justice   36:31 —  Why should we refer to it as “NCII” instead of “revenge porn?” UU Pornografi, NCII & Deepfake Porn cases reported to Komnas Perempuan in recent years & laws on deepfake content 45:33 — NCII laws in Indonesia, legal loopholes, why revising these loopholes take forever & the flaws of implementing our laws  59:28 — On providing credible evidence, and the culture of misogyny, sexism and victim blame amongst law makers and authorities  (where Mbak Ami and Indah start to lose their shit lol); Data & statistics on sexual violence and harassment in Indonesia in general; What about male victims? 01:38:00 — Laws & legislations that need to be introduced; The right to be forgotten, child pornography, posting your kids online &  pedophiles  01:52:47 — Where can victims of NCII go, what should victims do and not do?