PENINGKATAN KASUS PERDAGANGAN PEREMPUAN DI INDIA DALAM PERSPEKTIF FEMINISME

This thesis is entitled “Increasing Cases of Women Trafficking in India from a Feminist Perspective.” This research is interesting to study because India is one of the countries facing significant challenges related to women trafficking. The high number of cases, complex history, and culture complement the dynamics of existing social structures. There is an influence of feminist movements, as well as gender equality challenges that affect the high level of violence against women. The research method used by the researcher employs a qualitative explanatory approach, requiring a level analysis as a tool to simplify the problem. The findings of this research are that the increase in women trafficking cases in India from a feminist perspective is caused by several factors. The emphirical feminist approach is objectively explained by seeking causal relationship and adopting a positivistic research agenda. The causal relationship is the strong patriarchal culture in Indian society and gender inequality. Based on this foundation, the author identifies that the failure to address women trafficking in India can be explained by the empirical feminist approach through three factors: the absence of women in government, patriarchal dominance in decision-making, and the lack of pro-women policies in decision-making on women trafficking issues.