Influence of Religion and Culture on Women’s Rights in Joint Property Settlements in Java, Indonesia

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Sociological analysis reveals gender discrimination in joint property settlements for women, highlighting urgent need for reform.

Women's rights are inadequately protected in joint property settlements, showing persistent gender bias in legal frameworks.
Empirical findings indicate a patriarchal legal system that fails to support equitable property division after divorce.
This study employs sociological-empirical methods, examining legal regulations and real-world cases through interviews to gather data.
Gender mainstreaming is vital in reforming Islamic family law in Java, Indonesia to ensure fairer treatment in property settlements.

Mahfiana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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