Editor: Yun, Hing Ai,Safiah Karim;Rokiah Talib
Publisher: Pelanduk Publications, 1984
ISBN: 967978035X
Call Number: 305.4 WOM
Synopsis:
Women in Malaysia delves into the experiences of Malaysian women across various ethnicities, religions, and social classes. Edited by Hing Ai Yun, the book features essays exploring themes like:
The legal landscape: It likely examines laws and regulations impacting women’s rights in areas like marriage, divorce, and property ownership.
Work and economics: Essays might explore women’s participation in the workforce, from traditional crafts to modern industries, and the challenges they face.
Social roles and expectations: The book might discuss how culture and religion shape women’s roles within families and communities, including rural and urban settings.
Education and advancement: It could explore access to education for women and its impact on their opportunities and social mobility.
Women’s activism: The book might highlight how women are organizing and advocating for change in areas like gender equality and social justice.
By offering diverse perspectives, “Women in Malaysia” provides a rich tapestry of Malaysian women’s lives in the mid-1980s.
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