This book is designed to serve as a guide for civil society organisations (CSOs), electoral activists, and the general public in promoting the holding of elections, electoral activists, and the general public in promoting inclusive electoral
election activists, and the general public in promoting inclusive elections from planning, implementation and post-election.
The point of writing this book is to realise the implementation of general elections in Indonesia that truly provides equal access to all citizens with their diverse identities to exercise their voting rights.
Admittedly, in the process of organising elections so far, the meaning of inclusiveness has only been aimed at groups with disabilities, but has not paid serious attention to marginalised groups and other vulnerable groups such as indigenous peoples, remote communities, illiterate communities, the elderly, pregnant and lactating mothers and migrant workers who work abroad. Even when election organisers claim to have paid attention to the needs of persons with disabilities, there are still many problems in the field.
For this reason, the quality of elections for persons with disabilities, marginalised groups and other vulnerable groups still needs to be improved.
