Lanny Ramli, - (2017) The Implementation of Constitutional Rights of Women in Yhe Practices of Female Circumcision in East Java. In: The 13 th Intemational Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences (IC-HUSO 2017). Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen University (KKU), Thailand, pp. 203-218. ISBN 978-616-438-079-0

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Abstract

Every citizen have the same rights at the same time in law and government, we called it equality before the law. In Indonesia this is recognized in the Indonesian Constutional 1945.Constitution of the State of the Republic of Indonesia which is currently undergoing changes until the fourth change (4th amendment). However, the implementation of the rights before the law on women issues often faced difficulties. This paper is intended to analyze how women have no protection of their rights in the issue of female circumcision. This paper based on research in 2 areas in East Java Province, that were 1) Bangkalan Regency, and 2) Situbondo Regency. The research was a qualitative research supported with quantitative data. The data collection was using indepth interview to 20 informants and interviews using questionnaires to 200 respondents. The research reveals that there were many things affect women's ability to access for the constitutional rights in the issue of female circumcision. This was effect the health condition of girls and women as the impacts of practices of female circumcision.

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