The Indonesian government defines domestic violence as any act of violence
against a person, particularly women, that results in physical, sexual,
psychological, or economic harm or suffering within the home. This
encompasses threats of violence, coercion, and the deprivation of freedom. The
high prevalence of domestic violence and the negative impacts that occur on
victims of domestic violence make problems related to domestic violence a
significant problem that affects the quality of life. This research employs a
qualitative research method with a case study approach, with the objective of
elucidating the quality of life of women who are divorced as a result of domestic
violence. The findings of this study indicate that the participants' physical
condition deteriorated following divorce, increasing their susceptibility to
disease. Furthermore, the psychological condition of the participants was found
to be poor, their spiritual quality was low, and their social relationships
declined. However, following the commencement of employment, women who
were divorced due to domestic violence were ultimately able to enhance their
quality of life, including attaining greater financial stability and psychological
well-being. This was characterized by a lack of fear and depression.
Furthermore, there was a discernible improvement in their quality of life in
social relationships, manifested in the form of numerous interpersonal
connections