Aiyoh Wat Lah?! awards cut across the political divide


Members of the Joint Action Group for Gender Equality and university students at a workshop to raise students’ awareness on issues affecting gender equality and provide them with training in critical analysis to shortlist the nominees for the 2016 Aiyoh Wat Lah? awards.

There was an attempt to sensitise new lawyers on issues of gender following a Baseline Survey on the Working Conditions of Male and Female Lawyers in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor in 2014.

That hasn’t happened yet.

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