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Marching For Women In Malaysia

Ares, Movement Outreach and Programmes Lead, Women’s March Malaysia

01-Mar-24 15:00

Marching For Women In Malaysia

Women's March Malaysia is a dynamic movement dedicated to advancing intersectional education and advocacy across a spectrum of issues. Grounded in the principles of inclusivity and social justice, Women's March Malaysia promotes gender equality, and works towards amplifying the voices of marginalised communities within Malaysia. We speak to *Ares, the Movement Outreach and Programmes Lead for the Women’s March Malaysia, to discuss the movement's continued work in advocating for women's rights and gender equality, and to discuss their mission, initiatives, challenges, and triumphs.

*name changed to protect privacy

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  Law/Activism

Tags:  Backing Feminist Movementsthe bigger picturegood thingsWomen’s March Malaysiafeminist movement#PerarakanWanitaMY#WomensMarchMYInternational Women's Day 2024IWD2024





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