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Qyira says systemic change is necessary if we are ever to achieve gender parity. TO take gender and women’s issues to the forefront of policymaking, it is vital that women are seen to be strongly represented in the political arena. Unfortunately, women only make up a small number of people who make laws and policies that directly impact the public, of which half are women. Empower, an NGO focusing on women’s political equality, answered with a resounding “NO” when asked if enough is being done to ensure women are being represented in decision-making positions in all spheres. “In Malaysia, the excuse of culture, tradition and religion is still being used to undermine the lives of girls and women. The opportunities and access to resources by women is largely being curtailed by the patriarchal power-play that we see daily in Malaysia by those in power – whether from political parties, leaders of businesses, religious community leaders, etc, ” says its executive director

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