1. Organisasi Perubahan Sosial Indonesia
O P S I
Indonesian Social Change Organization, The National Network of Sex Worker

2. Background 1st OPSI’s National Congress on October 28,2009
Numerous Human Rights Violation, Stigma and Discrimination and violence againts Sex Workers in Indonesia
High Prevalence on STIs,HIV/AIDS among Sex Workers and Clients
Sex workers are consider as social disease – MoSA still use the term of immoral women (WTS = Wanita Tuna Susila) for female sex workersRaiding for social disease (homeless, beggars, street vendors, sex workers) is a regular agenda for local government’s civilian police.
OPSI is recording violence during civilian police raidThe rehabilitation will start with locking up the captured WTS for 7-14 days before getting into rehab
Numerous oppose from religious based organization Low involvement of sex workers in the process of LOCAL REGULATION Development  SW as an OBJECT
1st OPSI’s National Congress on October 28,2009

3. Vision Realizing the state obligations to Recognize, Respect, Protect, and Fulfill the Human Rights of Sex Workers and empowerment of sex workers in Indonesia
Mission
a. Building a Critical Awareness of human rights throughout Indonesia on sex workers.
b. Encourage the State in carrying out its obligations will be expanding human rights to sex workers in Indonesia.
c. Encouraging SW’s involvement in Policy Making in all ASPECT regarding to their professions .
d. Promote solidarity among sex workers in Indonesia.
e. Encouraging the involvement of sex workers in STI prevention efforts, HIV / AIDS

4. OPSI’s Logo and Values :
1. Anti-Violence
2. Impartial
3. Non-discrimination
4. Gender Equality
5. Pluralism
6. Justice
7. Transparency and Accountable

5. Capacity Building for Male and TG Sex Workers

6. Membership :
Female Sex Worker
Transgender Sex Worker
Male Sex Worker
Type Of Membership :
Regular Member
Special Member
Honorary Member

7. TG Sex Workers

8. Home Visit and discuss at TG SWs House

9. Male SWs Peer Support Group

11. Obstacles Sex workers remain as objects
Low involvement of sex workers in policy making process
Numerous oppose from religious based organization
Numerous case of Human Rights violation towards Sex Workers in Indonesia
SSR / IU’s Outreach worker came from non sex workers
Alternative economy empowerment for sex worker in generally, especially HIV+’s sex worker.

12. Achievement
Established District Congress / Musda on 16 OPSI’s Chapters
Human rights, Leadership and Governance training for OPSI at Provinces
Core Funding Secure untul 2016
OPSI have Good Governance Manual (SOPs)
OPSI Have the Strategic Plan
Conducted Community Research “Violence againts Sex Worker”
OPSI have the Community Mobilization Module and Positive Prevention Module
OPSI have Hotline Counseling
OPSI have the Community Legal Service
Form Consortium among KAPs National Network
Active involpment at SUFA and Positive Prevention
The 3rd National Congress will be held in October 2014.

14. “We Are Exist Because We Fight”
Thank You