Women’s Public Testimonies in Malaysia Reveal Persisting Gaps in Gender Equality Published: 15 December 2021 Article A brief report of Women’s Tribunal Malaysia, an inclusive public online forum, gathering 26 women from diverse backgrounds to offer testimonies on the discrimination they face in various aspects of their lives – with a spotlight on three fronts. Activists and lawyers acting as informal advocates and judges then offered recommended next steps to best effect change. By Emily Ding
Women’s Bodies, Women’s Choice? Reproductive Rights in Southeast Asia Published: 8 March 2021 Article Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are one of the cornerstones of gender equality. Access to abortion is one important part of SRHR and the way women’s bodies are regulated reflects on how a society values women and gender equality. Both, Cambodia and Thailand have legalized abortion until the 12th week. By Bunn Rachana and Anna Lawattanatrakul
