This paper attempts to explore the value of Balinese women in the scope of the globalizing world, where the focus is laid about the role of Women NGO’s and their position in the society. Such a work would require us to consider comprehensively the negative factors besetting and conditioning the cultural identity of Balinese women in the society, and then, to relate it interrogatively to their consistencies in perception of gender injustices. The patriarchal system has significant role in maintaining the structure of the society in which it influences the life of Balinese women. As a result, local women hardly permeate the gender barriers to develop themselves in another social discourse. Some of the educated-women, who tries to become representative of women’s legislative candidates, convey the uncertainty of losing their cultural identity and the discrimination by being ‘the second position after men’. The concept of reflective solidarity will be a model of analyzing the contextualization of Balinese culture as predominantly-sided to the system of patriarchy. Using the descriptive-analytical paradigm will be applied to investigate academic literature and conceptual approach in relation to NGO and the position of women in the Balinese society.