Youth Voices: Listen Lah is a page by IACT students for the Perlembagaan dan Masyarakat Malaysia (CM
Animal cruelty continues to happen everyday and it has become a serious issue around the world, despite the social and mental statuses of the abuser. In this short piece, “Bennie’s Life” shows how most strays/pets are being mistreated and how majority of them are left aside at the ditch.
Animals are like us, they have feelings too.
Wonder how Netherlands became the first stray dog-free country? Wanna know how Malaysia can be like that too? Look no further, this brochure right here is what YOU need to know on how to protect the strays in our country.
Crimes related to animal abuse and cruelty are still on the rise in Malaysia, and that’s where ANIMAL LAWS play a significant role! Provided in this brochure are penalties and animal welfare act laws that offer an insight to animal rights within the country.
You see all the stray dogs and cats wandering around your go-to “mamak” but have you ever wondered what happens to them behind the shadows? Click in to the brochure to learn more about the horrifying reality of animal cruelty.
Hey there! The Fur-iends Project presents to you a series of information on Animal Rights and how YOU can be the change for the animals.
This campaign highlights the current issues of animal abuse in Malaysia and how you can fight for our furry friends. We also educate the public on Animal rights and laws that are being permitted when animal abuse crimes surfaces.
Keep a lookout for more info on this campaign.
After gained that much information, what do you think about intellectual property rights? The current situation in Malaysia seems to not concerned about this issue. What about you? Do you have any experience with intellectual property?
Here is a brief of information about intellectual property and ways to protect different types of intellectual property. Please! Share with us about your knowledge of intellectual property and your opinion about the intellectual property rights in Malaysia!
Here is one of the current issue that relates to intellectual property rights in the business industry. In order to protect Malaysian's designers and creators, intellectual property should be acknowledged and emphasized among Malaysian's in general, especially those who have interest in creating and producing creative and bizarre ideas, as well as concept and contents within the industry. So ? what do you think about the intellectual property in Malaysia?
Internet access has become convenient and available among the masses. Copyright and plagiarizing someone's products, ideas and concepts have become the new norm nowadays..but fret not! intellectual property rights are here to protect our own creative and brilliant artworks and ideas!
In 2019, a stateless child was given citizenship after waiting for 5 years of making constant appeals to the government. There are more than 400 000 stateless people in Malaysia, and if we work together, we can correct the wrongdoings of the previous generation by giving the stateless people of Malaysia a place to belong.
As the future generation, we have strong voices. As Malaysians, we need to help them gain their right to a nationality. These are some of the ways that we can help to make things right.
There is an estimated amount of 462 350 stateless people in Malaysia. However, according to the Malaysian Federal Constitution as well as several Human Rights laws, nationality should be a human right.
As citizens, we need to be aware of these laws so we can hold the government accountable. Nationality would then no longer be a luxury but rather a basic human right.
While we are able to enjoy the privilege of education and free or subsidized healthcare, many stateless children do not and are instead working to receive wages. The things we commonly take for granted are things that some stateless people could never experience in their lives.
Let’s learn about what it means to be stateless.
Statelessness is an issue that most of us are unfamiliar with, despite its worldwide prominence. A stateless person is someone without any proper documentation and is not a legal citizen, and is therefore unable to enjoy the same benefits in life as we do. In the next few posts, we will learn about what it means to be stateless and how we can help them.
Alright! This time, we'll be sharing some posters on child marriage. Child brides feel powerless as they are bound to a man who possesses full authority over them. They are deprived of their basic rights to health, education, and safety. Through visuals and some keywords, we hope to highlight and contrast what the realities are like for a victim of child marriage and a schoolchild.
Hey there! Back again with another post on Child Marriage.
Now, let's learn a little more about the current legal framework in our country. Be sure to be aware and educated on the matter, so we don't go blindly criticizing policies!
Just something to think about: 18 years old is below the age of consent. If these young girls below the age of consent refuse what their husbands want or say, what do you think will happen to them?
Will their voices be heard? What about what these girls want?
Who else will help them?
Good day, everyone!
Today, the topic will be on Child Marriage in Malaysia.
Heard of it? Well, the case of the marriage between a 41-year-old man and an 11-year-old girl on the east coast of Kelantan back in 2018 sparked public outcry, which prompted the government at the time, Pakatan Harapan to draft a ban on child marriages in our country.
However, this has met with divided responses among the public. Child marriage is still an ongoing issue in our country, and there are several reasons why child marriage happens.
Do stay tune to learn more, as we will be posting more regarding the matter!
Hey-Ho Malaysians!
We hope you have learnt something new from our mini documentary that we posted earlier, and if you haven't, well do have a watch!
Moving on, we would like to delve in just a tad bit deeper into how the State Laws works, as well as the pros and cons of having State Laws.
We hope this little sharing of ours have benefitted a number of you today! Thank you!
Sohniyia Ravichandran Radha Lakshimi Rachel Magdeline Sim Irwan Marlius
Hello and good morning everyone!
Today, we will be looking into a topic that many may not have realised the importance it holds to not only the country as a whole, but to ourselves as a Malaysian Citizen– and that is State Laws! You may heard of it, or know something about it, so let's dive in a little deeper on how State Laws works. We will be sharing a series of infographics as well as a mini documentary that aims to help everyone reading have a basic understanding on State Laws.
First, we will be looking briefly into the history of how Malaysia came about, and a little insight into the Malaysian Constitution.
Be sure to stay tuned as we will be posting the video that will help to explain State Laws better real soon!
The Undi18 means that during the next election, there's going to be a 50% increase in total voters. We need to make sure we put in our votes! But first, we need to make sure if we are eligible to vote. This video will help you determine whether you are eligible to vote, especially for new voters who are in the dark. Don't forget to register, every vote counts!
During the 2018 Elections, history was made when Malaysia changed government for the first time in 55 years. This change was mostly attributed to youth voters. For the upcoming GE15, those between the ages of 18 to 25 will be allowed to vote. This means nearly 75% of all Malaysian citizens will be voting. It's better to be prepared, so get ready to fact up! Youth voters matter, so don't forget to register to vote!
Do you know that children living in rural areas of Malaysia are often getting deprived of their education? Based on research, children in rural areas, especially rural areas of Sabah and Sarawak, experienced significantly more education deprivation than children in urban areas. They are more than twice as likely to be out of primary school than their urban peers & have low school completion rates.
Watch this video to gain more knowledge on this issue!
Also, do you agree that rural children deserve the same education as other children? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
Education for Children in Rural Areas of Malaysia
Here is a comparison of what Malaysia, Finland and Australia do for their rural education program. Check out the visual below and do let us know what can be improved on rural education programs in Malaysia!
Education for Children in Rural Areas of Malaysia
Are there any solutions for the problems faced by rural children in getting education? Yes, there are!
Let's learn more on how we can help children of rural areas get better education and solve the issue of them not getting any education at all. You can find out more from the infographic!
Also, do you think that the government and schools should take initiatives to solve the problems of out-of-school rural children? Share your thoughts with us!
Education for Children in Rural Areas of Malaysia
Do you know why children from rural areas don't get the education they deserve?
What are the negative consequences if they are not educated?
Let us learn more about this from the infographic above and share your thoughts with us!
Education for Children in Rural Areas of Malaysia
Do you know that children from rural areas are more likely to not be in school compared to urban children? According to Article 12 of the Malaysian Constitution: Rights in respect of education, there shall be no discrimination against any citizen on the grounds only of religion, race, descent or place of birth. This means that all children, including those from rural areas have the right to get their education!
Also, do you know which non-profit organizations are dedicated to help rural children in their education? Let’s learn more about it from the infographic and share your thoughts with us!
No one deserves or asks, to be sexually harassed. Everyone has the right and freedom to live in a safe and harassment-free environment.
Don’t keep quiet. It’s not a compliment, it’s harassment.
Educate, participate, substantiate.
This video mentions about the law and the number of reported cases in Malaysia regarding sexual harassment.
Forgetting is difficult however, remembering is worse. Anyone right now could be suffering from sexual harassment in silence.
Don’t keep quiet. It’s not a compliment, it’s harassment.
Educate, participate, substantiate.
Below is the link directing you to our booklet that aims to educate you about sexual harassment for further understanding while also, sharing tips on how you can help.
Link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qBprIh0xO9EahDQMx2PtaBkKd4m8mJsP3JDrUGIFbwc/edit?usp=sharing
or Not? Help stop Sexual Harassment Educate, Participate and Substantiate.
Sexual Harassment is a big matter. It’s not a “woman issue”, it’s a “people’s issue”.
Don’t keep quiet. It’s not a compliment, it’s harassment.
Educate, participate, substantiate.
With Yap Sooxing, Emily Kong, Sabrina Merican, and Victoria Okala
Sexual harassment, an issue which is not much talked about in our country. Victims fear of the consequences they had to face if reported and it is not fair to them.
Don’t keep quiet. It’s not a compliment, it’s harassment.
Educate, participate, substantiate.
With Yap Sooxing , Emily Kong, Sabrina Merican, and Victoria Okala
Our lives begin to end starting from the day we become silent about the things that matter.
Don’t keep quiet. It’s not a compliment, it’s harassment.
Educate, participate, substantiate.
Let’s have a look at some key points about Malaysia Freedom of Speech and Expressions that are enshrined in our constitutions. Has it been all together fair all along? What would most likely get you into legal trouble? Here, we discussed how some restricted laws impacted our freedom of speech and expressions. A more free and open society should start somewhere and now, share your thoughts with us below!
How is Malaysia doing compared to other countries? Are we better or are there still a long way to go for us? Let’s take a look at how Malaysia fares with two other countries. For better or for worse, we should continue to be better--as Malaysia is and will always be our homeland.
Should I say that or not? To speak up or not to? Here’s why you should! The right to articulate one’s opinions without fear of retaliation, censorship or punishment is the epitome of democracy.
As Malaysians, it’s confusing at times to not know what we can voice out or not, especially on online platforms. What are the limitations of our freedom of speech and expressions? How do we maneuver from there, to know that what we are saying is right and would not be penalized?
Have you ever held back your voice thinking you can't speak up? Do we have freedom of speech especially on online platforms- comments, posts, captions & pictures?
This segment here is to:
1) Educate Malaysian regarding their rights to freedom of speech and expressions guaranteed under our constitutions which are under Article 10.
2) Understand that freedom of speech and expressions has its limitations or paired with others acts and it should be practiced the right way without abusing it.
3) Let Malaysians know that every voice matters and they should speak up and be not afraid as long as they know what are the subjects they should not be touching.
Migrant: Human or Slaves?
How are employees abusing their power against migrant workers? Bear in mind this is only the tip of the iceberg. Some experience far worse than what is stated.
If you're interested to learn more about this issue, head over to one of these organisations to learn more!
We hope the last few posts have enlightened you further about the rights of migrant workers. Remember, .
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In 2019, a stateless child was given citizenship after waiting for 5 years of making constant appeals to the government. There are more than 400 000 stateless people in Malaysia, and if we work together, we can correct the wrongdoings of the previous generation by giving the stateless people of Malaysia a place to belong. #ANationWeBelong #Statelessness #listenlah
The Undi18 means that during the next election, there's going to be a 50% increase in total voters. We need to make sure we put in our votes! But first, we need to make sure if we are eligible to vote. This video will help you determine whether you are eligible to vote, especially for new voters who are in the dark. Don't forget to register, every vote counts! #ListenLah #WakeUpSheeple
Humans or Slaves? Migrant workers have a long history of being mistreated in Malaysia. Although our country rely heavily on them, many still show hostility against them. This video will tell the story of Nur, a maid from Indonesia and the challenges she had to endure. #ListenLah #KnowYourRights #Migrantshumansorslaves
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