VOICED : Mujeres contra policia islamica

The video discusses the role of the Sharia police in Aceh, Indonesia, focusing on their enforcement of Islamic law, particularly regarding women's behavior and dress. It highlights the controversial nature of these laws, such as regulations on how women should sit on motorcycles. The video also covers the criticism from women's rights activists who argue that these laws are sexist and used to control women. The history of Sharia law's implementation in Naseh is also explored, noting its mysterious inclusion in an autonomy agreement with Yekarta.

What is the primary focus of the Sharia police in Aceh?

• Promoting tourism

• Ensuring adherence to local Islamic laws

• Enforcing traffic laws

• Catching thieves and vandals

Why are women in Aceh encouraged to sit sideways on motorcycles?

• For better balance

• To avoid being fined

• To prevent being seen as sexually suggestive

• To follow international safety standards

What is one of the criticisms of the Sharia laws in Aceh?

• They are becoming increasingly sexist

• They are too lenient

• They are not based on any religious texts

• They are not enforced strictly enough

What do some activists believe about the use of Sharia law in Aceh?

• It is a method to increase economic growth

• It is a way to promote gender equality

• It is a strategy to attract foreign investment

• It is a tool for male-dominated government to control women

How did Sharia law become part of the autonomy agreement in Aceh?

• It was demanded by the local population

• It was a direct request from the rebels

• It was a condition set by international organizations

• Its inclusion remains a mystery