VOICED : Indonesian women tackle conservatism in bid for football revival

The video discusses the challenges and potential of women's football in Indonesia, a country where the sport is traditionally male-dominated. It highlights the historical context, including past successes and current issues like corruption and a FIFA ban. Despite these challenges, there is optimism for growth due to the country's large population and popularity of football. The government has pledged to support women's football by establishing a league, offering hope for future development.

What is one of the main cultural challenges faced by women who want to play football in Indonesia?

• High cost of football equipment

• Insufficient football fields

• Lack of interest in football

• Football is considered a male sport

What historical period is referred to as the golden era of Indonesian football?

• 1980s and 1990s

• 1950s

• 2000s

• 1960s and 1970s

What major issue has affected Indonesian football in recent years?

• Poor weather conditions

• Corruption and mismanagement

• Inadequate coaching staff

• Lack of talented players

What logistical challenge does Indonesia face in organizing football tournaments?

• Insufficient number of teams

• Poor quality of football pitches

• High cost of travel and organization

• Lack of interest from players

What has the Indonesian government promised to do to support women's football?

• Build more football stadiums

• Set up a women's league

• Sponsor international tournaments

• Provide free football equipment