Disputes Were the Leading Cause of Divorce Throughout 2020
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Religious Courts (PA) recorded 291,677 divorces in 2020. The most frequent cause was continuous disputes and quarrels, accounting for 176,700 cases.
The next most frequent cause was economic problems, with 71,200 cases. Following this, 34,700 divorces were due to one party abandoning the other. Meanwhile, 3,300 divorces resulted from domestic violence (KDRT).
The Religious Court's categorization of divorce causes is based on Government Regulation (PP) Number 9 of 1975. This regulation is the implementing regulation of Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage.
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