Stigma is experienced by former drug users who live in Kelurahan 24 Ilir Palembang. The occurrence of stigma due to the views and responses given by the community to former drug users. The object of this research is the community residing in Village 24 Ilir Palembang that has met the criteria for determining informants. The purpose of this study was to find out and understand the stigma of society towards former drug users in Kelurahan 24 Ilir Palembang and was studied using the stigma theory from Erving Goffman. This research was conducted by qualitative method with qualitative descriptive type. The main informants in the study numbered eight people and the supporting informants were three people. The data collection techniques performed in this study are with in-depth interviews, observations and documentation. The results showed that stigma comes from people's assessment of former drug users in the environment, which is then interpreted by society to be stigmatised. In Kelurahan 24 Ilir Palembang there are former drug users who have varied ages and jobs, the factors that encourage drug use are divided into two, namely social and occupational environmental factors. While users who have stopped using drugs due to several factors such as having been rehabilitated, stopped on their own will or have a family. The stigma process that occurs in Kelurahan 24 Ilir Palembang starts from the association of former drug users to their environment, after which there is a public opinion about former drug users, then there is a stigma received by former drug users. The form of stigma in Kelurahan 24 Ilir Palembang is divided into four, namely former users feel blamed by the surrounding environment or feel viktimization, gossiped, ridiculed and a positive form that is given advice.
The purpose of this community service is to assist the Burai tourist village in achieving its goal of being a tourist destination in Ogan Ilir Regency, South Sumatra. The method is preparation (pre-test and MSME materials, as well as the importance of social capital) is followed by counseling and evaluation (post-test). The success of this program may be determined by two factors: 1) the program went off without a hitch; and 2) the material was well received and comprehended by the participants. The evaluation results reveal that the community is motivated to use its social capital to develop tourist potential in Burai Village.
This research is to examine the actors mapping and the networking of actors relation in the wetland rural development process, the case study at Ulak Kembahang I district of Pemulutan Barat Ogan Ilir Regency province of South Sumatera. The purpose of this research is to analyzes the positive implications and consequences of the rule and position of each actor in the rural development process. Mix method is used in this study, combine the quantitative and qualitative method. The results shows that the rural development process not only determine by village government but also determine by many actors in the rural society for example the public figures, the religious leaders, the young man organization (Karang Taruna), the women’s organization (PKK), the women’s religious organization, the business women of songket craft, and the man and women’s activities. These actors are grouped in the three types, namely the individual actors, the organizational actors, and the combined of individual and organizational actors. Based on gender, the actors involved consisted of the women (44%) and the man (56%). Networking of the relations actors based on power/interest shows a positive relationship. The degree of power and interest of the each actor are varies from low, middle, and high, measured by lower score (11) to highest score (19).
Background: Domestic violence is a common problem in Indonesia, especially intimate partner violence (IPV). This study aims to analyze the predictors of attitudes of married men towards wife-beating (WB) for neglecting their children. Methods: The research data comes from the 7th Demography and Health Survey collected by the U.S. Agency for International Development in 2017. The respondents were 10,009 married male respondents aged 15-54 and responded to question 618 (Do you agree WB by husband for neglecting their children?). Results: The results showed that of the ten independent variables identified as predictors of married men’s attitude towards WB for neglecting their children, only six independent variables had a significant relationship, including adultery, age, smoking habit, location of residence, education level, and polygamy. Of these six independent variables, two independent variables (level of education and age) had a negative relationship, and four variables had a positive relationship with dependent variable significantly, p <0.01, with respective contributions of 82% (adultery), 121% (smoking habit), 125% (location of residence), and 233% (polygamy). The final logistic regression model can explain dependent variable of 2.06% significantly, X2 (6) = 170.43, p <0.01. Conclusion: This study suggests government institutions to make policy change in several sectors, such as education, social, information, tourism, health, economic, and regional development policy.
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