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Feminism 101: The Myths, Debunked! (Part 1)

Feminism 101: The Myths, Debunked! (Part 1)

Butch and belligerent? Man-hating and merciless? Read on.

Pondering Malaysia’s gender issues

Pondering Malaysia’s gender issues

Some observations in the lead-up to 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence.

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History, Made. Now, an Award to Win

History, Made. Now, an Award to Win

The Gender Justice Uncovered Awards ’12 beckons Noorfadilla.

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[Updated] Landmark NoorFadilla “Pregnant Teacher” Case On Gender Equality

[Updated] Landmark NoorFadilla “Pregnant Teacher” Case On Gender Equality

Must-read: A constitutional law case affecting all women in Malaysia.

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#LoyarEqual: Stereotip

#LoyarEqual: Stereotip

Stereotip adalah salah satunya punca kesemua bentuk diskriminasi terhadap wanita.

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#LoyarEqual: The Long Road To Equality

#LoyarEqual: The Long Road To Equality

Malaysia seems gender equal enough, but on closer inspection sexism is rife and insidious.

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#LoyarEqual: Feminism Is For Everybody

#LoyarEqual: Feminism Is For Everybody

There’s no need to fear feminism. Equality benefits everybody.

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Walk like an Egyptian in India: Politics, Culture and Islam

Walk like an Egyptian in India: Politics, Culture and Islam

Hadil El-Khouly’s stories of brave activists fighting for truth and justice.

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Gender Equality – Planning First?

Gender Equality – Planning First?

Chris Tan thinks that women’s only coaches need more in-depth planning before implementation.

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Maryam & Manan: What Underage Marriages Say About Our Society

Maryam & Manan: What Underage Marriages Say About Our Society

Underage marriages are not simply perversions of marital norms but an index of our unequal society.

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Extravagant Egalitarian: Wonder Lakes of Afghanistan

Extravagant Egalitarian: Wonder Lakes of Afghanistan

LoyarBurok is pleased to present this new series where in this first instalment, Azwa writes from during her stint in Afghanistan where she was fortunate enough to meet the people who continue to endure conflict and to see the wondrous landscape, obscured by turmoil.

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