Indonesia has passed a landmark law aimed at protecting the rights and improving working conditions for millions of domestic workers employed in private households across the nation. The legislation addresses longstanding concerns about exploitation, inadequate wages, and lack of legal protections for this vulnerable workforce. The new law establishes minimum standards for employment contracts, working hours, and compensation while strengthening enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance. This move represents a significant step toward formalizing and regulating the domestic work sector, which has historically operated with minimal oversight or worker protections.