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This paper is a concern with human security, women matters, and the Sustainable Development Goals numbered 5. The United Nations addressing gender equality and empower all women and girls in SDGs 5 that must be implemented and achieved by all its members in their countries, including Indonesia. Since global attention to security issues focuses more on human beings than on the state, therefore sex and gender are important aspects. Women are one of the human beings, who are as sex and gender very vulnerable to insecurity issues in various areas of life. The areas of life in human security defined by UNDP in 1994 include economy, food, environment, personal, community and politics. Using human security approaches in international relations study, the purpose of this paper is to identify whether these areas of human security are represented in SDGs Goal 5 and to know how they are organized and implemented in Indonesia. It is argued that gender equality for women in accordance with The Sustainable Development Goal 5 and its implementation in Indonesia can be achieved when considering the areas of human security thoroughly.

Human Security In The Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDGs 5) And Its Implementation In Indonesia