Young artist creates short film to highlight Malaysia's first Women's Tribunal and its cause


Malaysia’s first Women’s Tribunal aims to provide an alternative form of justice and advocacy for women who have experienced violence or discrimination in any form. Photo: YouTube/Women's Tribunal Malaysia

Twenty-five year old digital artist Merissa Victor is thrilled that Malaysia is hosting its first Women’s Tribunal on Nov 27-28.

“I think it is a step in the right direction to redefine what justice means in our country and to really platform affected women, to truly listen to them and hold space for their stories and experiences,” she says.

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