Membership
Membership & Membership Procedures Alimat
Alimat is a movement involving organizations and individuals who are strongly committed to promoting gender-sensitive families.
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- Alimat membership consists of individuals who fight for gender equality and justice in Indonesian families.
- Alimat membership is determined at the General Members’ Meeting.
- Membership requirements and procedures are outlined in the Bylaws.
Member Rights
Every member has the right to:
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- Receive equal treatment from Alimat.
- Elect and be elected to the Alimat Executive Board and Supervisory Board.
- Receive information about the organization’s programs and activities.
- Express opinions through available mechanisms.
- Receive protection under special circumstances.
Member Obligations
Every member is obligated to:
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- Comply with the Articles of Association and Bylaws
- Uphold the values of the Alimat association.
- Maintain the good name of Alimat.
- Pay membership fees.
- Participate in activities mandated by Alimat.
Membership Admission Procedures
Admission to Alimat is carried out through:
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- Voluntary registration by prospective members.
- Invitation from the Management Board or Supervisory Board.
Requirements for Membership
A person may become a member of Alimat if they meet all the following requirements:
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- Agree with the vision and mission of Alimat
- Express willingness to become a member in writing
- Obtain recommendations from 3 (three) Alimat members
Procedures for Termination of Membership
The termination of a member’s membership may only be decided through a resolution of the General Members’ Meeting
Reasons for Termination of Membership
A member of Alimat may be terminated due to:
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- Death,
- Voluntary resignation,
- Based on the recommendation of the Supervisory Board for violating the Articles of Association (AD/ART) of Alimat,
- Being under guardianship or declared legally incompetent based on a court decision that does not conflict with human rights.