This article examines the strategies of women movement to construct the global gender equality regime, and Indonesia response toward the global gender equality regime. Women movement takes two strategies to fight for gender equality. Firstly, women advocate to change public policy at the national level. Second, women advocate to change public policy at the international level. It use constructivist perspective as a framework to analyze. Constructivism focus on the transmission of ideas/norms in this era of globalization which be done through women movement as a transnational civil society. It is demonstrating how gender norms and identities are constructed in Indonesia and global socio political contexts. Constructivism shows how gender equality become “global culture” and shape Indonesian national policies such as establishment of women empowerment ministry, domestic violence law and women quota in parliament,