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[POLICY BRIEF] Online Gender-Based Violence: Issues and Policy Implications
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“The internet is like our public street. Just because you got robbed, doesn’t mean you don’t step out again. . . . It is like asking after you have been robbed on the street, why do you go back to the street instead of just staying at your home for your protection.” Research Interviewee, “Power…
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[PRESS STATEMENT] Call for immediate resignation of Siti Zailah Mohd Yusoff, Deputy Minister of Women
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Picture Taken from News Straits Times The Joint Action Group for Gender Equality (JAG) demands the resignation of Siti Zailah Mohd Yusoff as Deputy Minister of Women, Family, and Community Development for her statement in support of domestic violence. In a two-minute video released on social media, the deputy minister shared marital advice including recommending…
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[PODCAST FEATURE] What Say Youth EP 07: The State of Online Harssment
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Graphic from What Say Youth Our Research and Documentation Officer, Nisa spoke about the state of online gender-based violence in Malaysia and how we can improve netizens’ awareness about the issue. What Say Youth is supported by the Centre for Independent Journalism. Click here to listen to the full podcast.
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Power X Expression X Violence: A Research on Women’s Expression on Social Media in Malaysia
In 2019, we started on a research process to answer two dangerous assumptions, that: Being neutral is not the same as enabling equality, given how, historically, the idea of being neutral in effect generically adopts the status and experience of cisgender heterosexual men and overlooks the experiences of other groups, i.e. differentiated by gender identity,…
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Campaign Wrap-Up: The Number of #HumanRightsViolations We Went Through This Year
“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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Shanthi Dairiam
“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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[PRESS STATEMENT] The Rakyat Needs A Survivor-Centric Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill
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“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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Episode 5: Future of Work (Part One)
Host: Angela M. Kuga Thas Featuring Guest Speakers: Mastura M. Rashid, Strategist from IMPACT Malaysia & Joseph Boo, Treasurer from Persatuan Kebajikan Pekerja Industri Ehailing Malaysia (PKEH) Digitalization and globalization have resulted in significant changes in our way of life and work. For some, this has meant significant improvements in productivity and efficiency. For others,…
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Amber
“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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Megan Steven
“Do we need periods if they make us crazy?”, Sarah asks. Hint: yes, we do. We reached out to our friend Diana Roth, an endocrinologist specialised in women’s hormonal health to know how menstrual cycles impact women’s brains and emotions.
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