Our Work in Malaysia :
FNF Malaysia currently working with 11 local partners in Malaysia with various background.
News
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Telenisa Statistics and Findings 2023 Launching Event
Sisters in Islam (SIS), through one of its initiatives TELENISA, has released its comprehensive report detailing the free legal aid service they have been providing throughout 2023. The event took place at Grand Millenium Hotel, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur on July 12th. Subsequently, a forum related to the findings was also held after the official launching, discussing "Women's Rights to Marital Property Under Islamic Family Law”.
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Advocating Civic and Voter Education: GMM's Leadership Training for Community Leaders Invites School Wardens from the State of Johor
Akademi Gagasan Minda Merdeka (GMM) has successfully organized a Leadership Training for Community Leaders at Desa Selatan Resort on the 24th and 25th last April. This workshop heralded one of GMM and FNF's partnership commitments in advocating civic and voter education all around Malaysia, in collaboration with Johor State Education Department.
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Malaysia Outlook Conference 2024: Ensuring Stability Delivers
On March 6, IDEAS Malaysia held its annual Malaysia Outlook Conference (MOC), with the theme "Ensuring Stability Delivers". As in previous years, MOC continues to consistently provide a platform for both experts and the general public alike to engage in critical discussions on the latest political and economic developments in and around Malaysia.
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The Emancipative Commitment: Readings on Woman Discourse
Explore the transformative discussions in "The Emancipative Commitment: Readings on Woman Discourse." Join scholars like Nancy Fraser, bell hooks, Arundhati Roy, Romila Thapar, and Kartini as they delve into gender justice, inclusive feminism, and the legacies of thought leaders. Dr. Azhar Ibrahim guides these sessions, emphasizing the importance of a committed approach and the transformative potential of pain and struggle in feminist theory. Discover their insights into recognition, redistribution, the limitations of identity politics, and the challenges faced by women in the Nusantara region.
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8th Liberalism Conference
Dive into the illuminating discussions of the 8th Liberalism Conference (2023). Delving deep into Malaysia's pressing issues, from the delicate balance between religious identity and individual freedoms to the intricate challenges posed by global geopolitics on our economy. Discover how informed dialogue and strategic policymaking are pivotal in navigating the complex terrain of our evolving society.
