Being a widespread social problem, domestic violence is an unavoidable part of Indonesia’s current human rights issues. According to the report by the Central Indonesian National Committee, the situation exacerbates due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. Data related show that 892 domestic violence cases were reported in Indonesia from January to May 2020, most of which were reported after the lock-down, while those unreported still lurk in every corner of Indonesian society. Historically, the Chinese community was a significant force that drove the development of Indonesia. In the new era, Chinese people in the country still exert critical roles in commercial trades, cultural exchanges etc.. Therefore, it is of urgent significance to pay proper regard to the living conditions as well as the legitimate rights of Chinese women in Indonesia. Our study focuses on the present situation and the relief measures of domestic violence against Chinese women in Indonesia. Existing policies and laws for the protection of women’s rights and interests are summarized to promote legal knowledge and to provide effective self-help guidance for Chinese women in the country.

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