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#TelenisaTellsLive
Telenisa Tells Live series is an effort to bring advocacy and outreach programs to women especially during this pandemic. In the year 2020, Telenisa has produced and broadcasted 19 online sessions of Telenisa Tells Live under FNF project with issues covering women’s rights, women’s socio economic, child rights, Muslim family issues, Islamic Family Law and gender discourse.
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15th Malaysia General Election: Time to Campaign Online
I’m not sure how the community leaders were chosen in the prehistoric times. I can only imagine that the process is similar to choosing the leader of an animal pact; the strongest individual will be appointed as the leader and will give protection to its followers.
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Strengthening Political Youth Organization
It's always a great pleasure to be part of the Liberals family. #LiberalDemocrats around the world keep working to ensure every government applies the democratic governing policies and values to establish liberty. Learning liberal values could help one becomes a more mature politician. This is the second time I'm attending IAF Seminar, but this time especially during this pandemic we all learned that the world started to adapt to changes already.
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Political Campaigns: Digital Strategies & Platforms
As a political party-affiliated facilitator, being a participant in an online seminar gave me the much-needed experience and ideas should I attempt to use the same platform in the near future. It was also very enriching to know and to work with other committed and talented participants from across the globe. The topics presented were extensive and the challenges given related to the actual groundwork a political campaigner has to do.
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Malaysia Liberalism Survey 2020
2020 Marked as 5 years we conducting Liberalism survey in Malaysia. The results reflected from this survey shows that 22% understand Liberalism, 76% did not understand liberalism, there is slightly increasing number from last year, which is 21% understand Liberalism and 77% did not understand liberalism. Read more
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Digitalization in Education Workshop
What is the obstacle that we need to remove before talking about digital education? Who is the main stakeholder? The Covid-19 pandemic makes us realize the importance of digitalization in education – where we can see there are still a lot of weaknesses in implementing online learning in Malaysia. Read more about Rahman experienced on conducting the IAF Replication.
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Malaysia Journey on Battling the Covid-19 Pandemic
2020 has been tough for all of us, for a year we have been battling Covid-19 together, the government do whatever they can to push the number down and we do whatever we can to prevent the virus to spread by using Mask, Wash our Hands, and keep our distance and stay away from crowd. Let’s do time travelling to 2020 and see what is happening throughout the year.
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An inclusive Malaysia is vital
In promoting an inclusive Malaysia, policies to eradicate poverty should focus on empowering the poor and helping them to be competitive and not be dependent on assistance. Inclusive Malaysia is essential to rebuilding trust. The government should be for all Malaysians. The voices of the people matter. We need to recognise that despite our diversities we are all Malaysians together.
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Equitable vs equal burden sharing in times of crisis
We should have equitable burden-sharing during these difficult times. The government should provide expanded social protection at these times. While employers should do their best to take care of their employees.
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The Future of Malaysia's Energy Mix
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Tourism Recovery plan: an opportunity for change post covid-19
Tourism SMEs are the key drivers of Malaysia’s tourism sector. According to the Tourism Statistics from the Economic Census 2016, the travel agencies and other reservation services subsector had the second-highest percentage (99.93 per cent) of SMEs in terms of the total establishments within the subsector.
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Building SME Digital Resilience: what have we learned from the MCO?
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Covid 19 and Malaysia's Democratic Resilience
Much of the discussion on the COVID-19 pandemic focuses on the difficult trade-offs that policymakers face between protecting lives and saving the economy. While indeed health and economic wellbeing are facing serious strain during this crisis, we should also consider the impact the virus is having on our democracy.
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GLIC Footprint in the Private Sector : Policy Dilemma
While the nation, like the rest of the world, is occupied with the most significant public health and ultimately the economic challenge of our times, it is important to keep reminding ourselves that the structural issues of our economy around GLCs are not going to be withered away. The broad presence of government ownership in the economy, either directly or indirectly, is a double-edged sword.
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The Political Economy of Federal State Relations : How the Centre influence resources distribution to the periphery
This is the second in a series of three policy papers on contemporary challenges surrounding federalism in Malaysia today, the first of which was Policy Ideas No. 59, titled “Restoring the Spirit of Federalism: Policy Options for a New Malaysia”. This paper will explore more exclusively the political influences stemming from the federal government and how to mitigate for such effects for a more well-functioning, sustainable fiscal regime of the country’s states.
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Much of the discussion on the COVID-19 pandemic focuses on the difficult trade-offs that policymakers face between protecting lives and saving the economy. While indeed health and economic well-being are facing serious strain during this crisis, we should also consider the impact the virus is having on our democracy. COVID-19 not only endangers the physical health, job security and social lifestyle of an individual but it also potentially has far reaching consequences for democracy. As more exposed segments of the community fall victim to the serious damage of the pandemic, established systems of democracy can also suffer from the disruption. The response to the crisis has in some cases involved adjustment or even suspension of the core principles of democracy such as accountability, free and fair elections, transparency, prison reforms, media freedom, and protection of minorities. read more: https://www.freiheit.org/malaysia/covid-19-and-malaysias-democratic-resilience
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They’re back on stage! Watch the premiere of the music video of artists from Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, and Myanmar tomorrow, 15 April at 3pm GMT+7 here on our Facebook page! Given the pandemic, they weren’t able to travel to film it together, but see how in tune their voices and actions are - to encourage a fresh new start for freedom. #Restart21
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