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Pemimpin Belia Muslim Menyokong Hak Wanita

Mesyuarat serta pertemuan Gabungan Pemuda Serantau yang dianjurkan oleh Sisters in Islam hari ini berjaya mengumpulkan 44 pemimpin belia dari lima buah negara dari Singapura, Filipina, Thailand, Indonesia termasuk Tuan Rumah, Malaysia.

Keperluan pindaan Perlembagaan berkaitan kewarganegaraan anak

Sisters in Islam (SIS) menegaskan bahawa pindaan Perlembagaan adalah sangat perlu dan mesti dilaksanakan dengan segera untuk mengelakkan lebih ramai kanak-kanak menjadi mangsa status kewarganegaraan atas dasar tempat kelahiran dan kewarganegaraan ibu mereka.

Glaring Loophole Creates Licence to Discriminate

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is concerned that anti-discrimination provisions to protect job seekers on the grounds of gender, religion, race, disability, language, marital status and pregnancy, would not be included as an amendment to the Employment Act 1955.

Malaysia Can No Longer Afford Child Marriage

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is concerned that continued delay in amending laws to end child marriage comes at the expense of hundreds of children who continue to be exposed to this vulnerability.

Sticks and Stones Doesn’t Put Food on the Table

In a narration by Anas ibn Malik, it was reported that a man once passed the Prophet and said to him, “Death be upon you!” When the Prophet’s companions heard what happened, they became angry and offered to kill the man.

A Dark Day for Malaysia

This is a dark day for Malaysia, says Sisters in Islam’s Executive Director, Rozana Isa, in response to a High Court decision which has upheld the fatwa against the organisation.

Our Children Deserve Better

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is concerned that in the past few weeks, the welfare of children has been sidelined and pushed down the priority list as the government and opposition appears distracted by their own political agendas.

JAG Statement: Urgent Need to Uphold Federal Court’s Decision on Unilateral Conversion of Minors

Selangor’s Proposed Unilateral Conversion Bill: What Are They Not Telling Us?

Sisters in Islam (SIS) demands that all parties are transparent about motives behind discussions with regards to a proposed bill in Selangor that would pave the way for unilateral conversion of minors in the state.

Move to End Child Marriage in Malaysia

Sisters in Islam (SIS) calls upon the Malaysian government to take proactive measures in making necessary legal amendments, and rolling out necessary ground initiatives to end child marriage for all children in Malaysia, with no exceptions.

Keadilan untuk Sisters in Islam

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is concerned that anti-discrimination provisions to protect job seekers on the grounds of gender, religion, race, disability, language, marital status and pregnancy, would not be included as an amendment to the Employment Act 1955.

Justice for Sisters in Islam

On 17 June 2019, Sisters in Islam (SIS) turned up once again at the Kuala Lumpur High Court to hear our legal challenge against a fatwa issued by the Selangor islamic Religious Council (MAIS).