Opening the door to violence
PETALING JAYA: A PAS deputy minister’s remarks that husbands can “gently” hit their wives as a way to reprimand them continue to be slammed by the public and women’s groups.
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PETALING JAYA: A PAS deputy minister’s remarks that husbands can “gently” hit their wives as a way to reprimand them continue to be slammed by the public and women’s groups.
GEORGE TOWN, Feb 14 — It is time the Malaysian government made comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) mandatory in the school syllabus to curb unwanted incidents such as unplanned pregnancies, women’s groups said today. They said CSE could provide teenagers with the right knowledge and...
PETALING JAYA: From mandatory representation of women on boards to support systems for working and single mothers, women have generally given Budget 2022 the thumbs up, saying that their welfare and empowerment have received the attention it deserves.
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 — Putrajaya should deliver on its pledge for women to occupy one in three boardroom seats, gender advocacy groups said in response to the Budget 2022 target of at least one female director in all companies. Women’s Centre for Change (WCC) programme director Karen Lai said...
Malaysians are urged to take a stand against rape culture and other gender-based violence in light of actor Fauzi Nawawi’s recent rape comments on a talk show.