Divorce Among Female Muslim Civil Servants: Legal Perspectives in Indonesia

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Qualitative analysis reveals financial support and gender roles drive divorce in Muslim female civil servants, highlighting legal reforms.

Marital breakdown is largely driven by financial support issues, unequal gender roles, and communication breakdowns in relationships.
Key findings show that patriarchal cultural norms affect women's decision-making but are not the only cause of divorce.
Qualitative analysis involved interviews with judges and divorced civil servants, and focused on four jurisdictions with high divorce rates.
This research advocates for updated interpretations of Islamic law to better protect women's rights during divorce proceedings.

Bukido et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis reveals financial support and gender roles drive divorce in Muslim female civil servants, highlighting legal reforms.

Marital breakdown is largely driven by financial support issues, unequal gender roles, and communication breakdowns in relationships.
Key findings show that patriarchal cultural norms affect women's decision-making but are not the only cause of divorce.
Qualitative analysis involved interviews with judges and divorced civil servants, and focused on four jurisdictions with high divorce rates.
This research advocates for updated interpretations of Islamic law to better protect women's rights during divorce proceedings.

Bukido et al. (2025) studied this question.

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