Our Work in Malaysia :
FNF Malaysia currently working with 11 local partners in Malaysia with various background.
News
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Vera Jasini Putri
Telenisa Statistics and Findings 2024: A Call to Action for Women and Children’s Rights
Sisters in Islam (SIS) has unveiled the Telenisa Statistics and Findings 2024, shedding light on the urgent realities faced by women and children navigating the complexities of Shariah Islamic Family Law. The launch brought together Members of Parliament, funders, supporters, and SIS’ partners in a united effort to push for legal and policy reforms that can no longer be delayed.
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Vera Jasini Putri
Liberalism Under Siege: Navigating a New Global Disorder
What happened to Liberal Democracy? Why are the threats posed by aggressive authoritarian regimes becoming more tangible today? At this year’s Liberalism Conference hosted by IDEAS and FNF Malaysia, Katrin Bannach (Project Director, FNF Malaysia) explored how the growing trend of right-wing populism has reshaped the democratic landscape across the globe, including Germany.
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Vera Jasini Putri
Malaysiakini Triumphs at Malaysia Journalism Awards 2024: A Win for Progressive Reporting
Our longstanding media partner, Malaysiakini, has once again demonstrated exceptional journalistic excellence by winning four gold awards at the MPI-Petronas Malaysia Journalism Awards 2024 last week.
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Dhea Ramadhani
Malaysia Outlook Conference 2025: Understanding the Scam Economy and the Challenges It Poses to Democracy in ASEAN and Worldwide
Expanding on one of the topics discussed in Malaysia Outlook Conference 2025, organised annually by IDEAS Malaysia in partnership with FNF Malaysia, this article explores how scam economy works and how it correlates with the current democratic backsliding in ASEAN.
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Dhea Ramadhani
IAF Replication Kota Kinabalu 2024: Safeguarding Democracy in the Digital World
Follow the Communications Officer of FNF Malaysia as she participated in a two-day IAF Replication Workshop with Rahman Imuda in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah in December 2024. From capturing werewolves and filtering fake news to reinventing political personalities in parliamentary debate, friendships blossomed in one windy, cheerful Kinabalu night.