Abstract
The Feminist Legal Theory movement has had many impacts on the legal system in the world, especially in Indonesia. Feminist Legal Theory, which focuses on fighting for equality for women, has succeeded in removing women from discrimination. In Indonesia, the feminist movement has made a big difference to the development of the country's constitution. Women are no longer considered as marginalised people whose rights can be denied by men. Women are not the shadow of men, but more than that women are figures who stand alone to do something that is considered only men can do, while still not eliminating their nature as women.
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