By demanding transparency, refusing unlicensed providers, and verifying true clinical expertise, we can dismantle the dangerous illusion of salon-grade medicine and protect the health...
Early recognition and appropriate support can make it easier to address mental health difficulties before they become more disruptive to everyday life.
Implementing supportive policies and providing appropriate facilities, resources, and public education can enable working mothers to continue breastfeeding.
Justice for Sisters is critical of the problematic paternalistic dual role that the ministry is playing, that is, as the disciplinarian by enforcing excessive...
Debates in Parliament very blatantly show the anti-rights leanings of MPs who propose restriction of rights of LGBTIQ people and other marginalised populations.
Malaysia must not only fulfil its international obligations but demonstrate its commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of every child, regardless of their...
Despite performing a huge range of skilled tasks around the home, domestic workers’ efforts often go unrecognised in terms of pay and working conditions.
Investing in menstrual health and hygiene is crucial for promoting good health, gender equality, and ensuring that women and girls can participate fully in...
Justice for Sisters reiterates the call for the Minister of Home Affairs to explain the raid and confiscation of watches, resulting in the restriction...