Malaysia
Reduce the gender gap in pay leave, use media campaigns to challenge social norms and provide women with financial control through digital bank accounts...
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Sometimes, what feels like a minor inconvenience could be your body signalling something far more serious. And catching it early could make all the...
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Who are we to assess and sanction when the suffering of the Rohingyas is sufficient or when it is not? Suffering is suffering.
Malaysia
While Parkinson’s disease remains a lifelong condition, advances in care are changing how patients experience the journey.
Malaysia
Living with prostate cancer is a journey that affects the entire family. With the right information, support, and medical guidance, caregivers can play a...
Malaysia
Women’s Minister Nancy Shukri tells MWGF that investing in women’s sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights is an investment in women’s economic independence...
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Local and regional experts will share their thoughts on the barriers faced by women in achieving economic independence and various ways to address them.
Malaysia
“Patriarchy is best described as an instilled sense of social hierarchy which marginalises women and subordinates them to men, thus ensuring internalised discrimination in...
Malaysia
Terengganu’s Shariah criminal law punishes out-of-wedlock pregnancy and childbirth with max 3 years' jail, max 6 strokes of whipping, or max RM5,000 fine, or...
Malaysia
The Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Malaysia notes that Malaysia‘s maternal mortality rate in 2021 was the highest in four decades.
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The Malaysian Paediatric Association says criminalising pregnancy and childbirth may increase maternal and infant mortality, with unsafe abortions and baby dumping.
Malaysia
It’s unclear if the Terengganu Shariah amendment exempts rape victims or if Muslim health care professionals will be prosecuted for providing maternity care to...
Malaysia
Digital activism has helped women find their voices but, as in the real world, they are still subject to harassment online.
Malaysia
In the face of silence from their universities, students have taken to social media to demand better action against sexual harassment and assault.