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Pembela Hak Asasi Manusia Muslim Wani Memacu Kearah Perubahan Globalisasi Sosial

Hari kedua Persidangan Islam Dipertahan: Wanita Bangkit Menentang Ekstremisme yang dianjurkan oleh Sisters In Islam dimulakan dengan sesi panel pemikiran yang membangkitkan perjuangan Wanita Muslim sebagai Pembela Hak Asasi Manusia (WMPHAM).

Collaboration With Diverse Groups the Way to Champion Women’s Rights

Malaysia has regressed in the realm of womens’ rights with child marriages still being legalized, and female genital mutilation being accepted as part of our culture, among other pressing issues.

Malaysian Women face critical challenges to Equality

Sisters In Islam (SIS) launched their comprehensive survey on The Public & Personal Rights of Muslim Women in Malaysia this morning at the Islam Unsurrendered: Women Rising Against Extremism Conference.

Cabaran Kritikal Dihadapi Wanita Berkaitan Kesaksamaan Taraf

Sisters in Islam (SIS) telah melancarkan tinjauan komprehensif mengenai ‘Hak Awam & Peribadi Islam Wanita di Malaysia’ pagi ini di Persidangan, Islam Dipertahankan, Wanita Bangkit Menentang Ekstremisme.

Call to Pay urgent Attention to Women’s Roles as Prime Resistors of Muslim Extremism

“Muslim women’s roles and personal agency in the fight against rising extremism must be given urgent attention despite the continuing antagonism and vilification it brings,” said Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir.

Desakan Segera Peranan Wanita Membanteras Ekstremisme dalam Islam

Wanita harus segera diberi peranan berserta mempunyai pengaruh peribadi dalam menghadapi gejala ekstremisme melampau walaupun berdepan pelbagai tentangan dan rintangan. Ekstremisme yang berterusan tidak harus dibiarkan lagi, kata Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir.

Women and Youth are Key to Countering Extremism

“We need to understand why people get radicalized into violent extremism and to provide the women’s and youth’s perspectives on it,” said to Komuniti Muslim Universal Malaysia founder and country director Aizat Samsuddin.

Wanita dan Remaja – Kunci Menghalang Pelampau Ekstrim

“Kita perlu faham mengapa orang menjadi radikal sehingga menjadi pelampau yang ekstrim, dan meletakkannya pada perspektif wanita dan belia,” kata Pengasas dan Pengarah Komuniti Muslim Universal Malaysia, Aizat Samsuddin.

Muslim Youth Leaders Supports Women’s Rights

A Regional Youth Caucus Meeting organised by Sisters in Islam today, brought together an exciting group of 44 youth leaders from five countries, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia. This Meeting aims to analyse and offer actionable solutions for the myriad challenges faced by Muslim women through the lens of a compassionate and just Islam.

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.

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