Water should be safe, affordable and accessible to everyone, not just those who can afford to pay.

Clean water for drinking, hygiene, sanitation and agriculture is a precondition for the achievement of other rights and many globally-set development goals targeting both men and women.

In the situation of water injustice, not only are women most affected, women are often leaders in the struggle to protect the water in their communities.

KRuHA witnessed many conflicts, also various forms of violation of the right to water where women took the most significant role in every front of struggle.

Locals struggle in Sukolilo-Pati , Padarincang-Banten up to Muara Baru-Jakarta are the very obvious examples on how the victim can transformed themselves into warriors.