Oleh JUSTICE FOR SISTERS. “Kes sebatan dua orang wanita di Terengganu pada 3hb September merupakan satu titik hitam yang traumatik bagi rakyat Malaysia, terutamanya individu LGBT dan golongan wanita.”
Terengganu public caning marks one of the most degrading and cruel forms of sentencing in Malaysia’s history
Statement by Justice for Sisters, LGBT groups and individuals in Malaysia. “There is no justification for the deliberate humiliation, harm and degradation that took place in the Terengganu Court today.”
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UPR: When Malaysia’s human rights record go under a magnifying glass
by JUSTICE FOR SISTERS. Things you need to know about Malaysia’s upcoming 3rd Universal Periodic Review at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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Perkahwinan Kanak-kanak: Berhenti berdolak-dalik, tangani isu tanpa alasan
Oleh JAG. “Turut membimbangkan, isu berkenaan zina dan LGBT digunakan untuk mengalihkan perhatian orang awam dari isu utama di sini, iaitu isu perkahwinan kanak-kanak.”
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Gender education, not gender test, will end discrimination against Sajat
We, the undersigned, are deeply concerned over the speculation and scrutiny of Nur Sajat’s gender identity and the escalation of events concerning this matter. We echo Nur Sajat’s assertion that …
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Public Funds Must Not Be Used To Create Harmful Educational Environments
Justice for Sisters is concerned by the announcement of a new research academy in USIM to study the ‘LGBT issue’ as reported by Free Malaysia Today on 2 February 2018. …
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