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This paper seeks to explore some of the key issues in relation to the regulation of domestic workers in Indonesia. Firstly, the paper explains the legal norms that currently exist or are being drafted in Indonesia, both at the national and sub-national levels. This is preceded by an overview of the law enforcement climate and cultural attitudes with regard to domestic workers in Indonesia. Secondly, the paper provides an overview of international norms relating to the regulation of domestic workers, including International Labour Organization (ILO) standards. Thirdly, best practice from other parts of the world is examined. This is then followed by an exploration of some future options for Indonesia with regard to the regulation of domestic workers.
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