
A guide to what happened at Women’s March
KINIGUIDE | The presence of LGBT participants courts backlash from both sides of the political divide.

KINIGUIDE | The presence of LGBT participants courts backlash from both sides of the political divide.

UPDATED 4.45PM | She says the pair are focusing on only one of many demands of women.

Organisers say five demands overshadowed by 'moral panic' over LGBT participation in the march.


LETTER | This is as promised in Harapan's manifesto before GE14.

These include enacting laws like the Sexual Harassment Act and setting up the parliamentary committee to address gender issues.

LETTER | Brazenness of attackers indicated that they expected their actions to be protected.

LETTER | The incident shows how immature and regressive we are as a nation.

'We are not a liberal country,' a group of men shouted at protesters before snatching their placards.

It was held in conjunction with Int'l Women's Day in downtown KL today.

Preacher comes up with a religious twist to International Women's Day.

According to a Grant Thornton report, number of women in these roles exceeds global average.

LETTER | Religion, tradition or culture no excuse for continued discrimination against women.

COMMENT | The women of Malaysiakini take a bow to the women of Malaysia.

They share how they fight for press freedom and against patriarchy.

ADUN SPEAKS | We cannot reach 100pct of our potential if 50pct of the population cannot.

LETTER | After opposition to TPP, it has now gone through a cynical rebranding exercise.

‘We need validation that our experiences with Islam don’t have to be the same as others.’

'My biggest struggle was to wash my own plate,' says Suhakam member Jerald Joseph.

Activicts take to the streets of Kuala Lumpur to demand equal treatment for women.

Group marches in memory of working class women's strike that led to the Russian Revolution of 1917.

For change to happen, all must take part, PM says.

My dream for a more rights-conscious Malaysia.

COMMENT | ‘I want a society which allows every single woman to fulfil their true potential.’