As the world marks International Women’s Day, discussions around gender equality highlight the persistent gaps in political representation, workplace rights, and societal expectations. While the day originally emerged from political struggles, many argue its essence has been diluted by corporate messaging. In Malaysia, women continue to face systemic barriers to equality, reflecting a broader global trend. Data from various countries show that progress in closing gender gaps remains slow, particularly in leadership roles and economic opportunities. The fight for true equality is far from over, with activists calling for more concrete actions beyond symbolic celebrations.
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Unfinished business: Why Malaysia’s women are still waiting for equality — Ameena Siddiqi
International Women’s Day rolls around with its usual mix of celebratory hashtags and corporate platitudes. And while Malaysia has seen its share