Number of Divorces due to Domestic Violence (KDRT) in Yogyakarta: 58 Cases (Data as of 2023)

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Agus Dwi Darmawan 10/06/2024 15:20 WIB

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Historically, the increase in the number of divorces due to domestic violence (DV) this year shows a higher growth rate compared to the previous year.

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Number of Divorces due to Domestic Violence (KDRT) in Yogyakarta: 58 Cases (Data as of 2023)

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The number of divorces due to domestic violence (DV) in Yogyakarta Special Region was recorded at 58 cases in 2023. This latest data shows an increase in divorces due to domestic violence. The growth over the past five years has been quite high, at 1.44%.

Historically, the increase in the number of divorces due to domestic violence this year shows higher growth than the previous year. Over the past six years, the province recorded its highest growth of 30% in 2021. The lowest growth was recorded in 2022 at -29.23%.

Compared to the other 34 provinces, the latest data published by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in December 2023 places Yogyakarta Special Region in 21st place nationally.

The following are the ten provinces with the highest number of divorces due to domestic violence nationally in 2023:

Indonesia: 5,174 cases

East Java: 1,636 cases

West Java: 442 cases

South Sulawesi: 333 cases

South Sumatra: 259 cases

West Nusa Tenggara: 240 cases

Central Java: 235 cases

Banten: 224 cases

Jakarta: 178 cases

Southeast Sulawesi: 170 cases

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