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Justice for Sisters urges political parties to commit to halting conversion practices and removing barriers to health care for LGBT citizens.
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As Singapore confronts falling birth rates and an ageing population, its surrogacy ban faces new scrutiny.
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Early recognition and appropriate support can make it easier to address mental health difficulties before they become more disruptive to everyday life.
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Clean air is not a luxury. It is a basic requirement for healthy lungs and a healthy society.
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Malaysia has made progress in talking about suicide, but awareness must now be translated into earlier intervention, accessible care, and sustained support.
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Women’s problems should be seen as part and parcel of the national issues on growth and distribution.
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Malaysia has one of the lowest women’s representation in Parliament in Southeast Asia, where 14 per cent of seats are held by women.
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Being abnormally short or stunted could have serious psychosocial consequences for girls.
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Data from the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has revealed that most child sexual abuse cases involves perpetrators the victim knows, most often their biological...
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The consequences of unintended pregnancies are profound, and often negatively impact women, girls, communities, and society in general.
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Over 60 per cent of unintended pregnancies end in abortion, and an estimated 45 per cent of all abortions are unsafe.
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According to World Bank data, only 40.6 per cent of infants in Malaysia are exclusively breastfed for six months.
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There is “plainly and patently a conflict” between the citizenship provisions and the principle of gender equality in the Federal Constitution.
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The whole intention of the legislation has always been to promote and protect the fundamental rights of all persons regardless of gender, race, religion,...