A better future for women


Women power: Rohani (centre) and participants of the national-level International Women’s Day event waving after the launch of Kiddocare at Limkokwing University in Cyberjaya. — Bernama

CYBERJAYA: The Government is moving forward with a proposed new law to address the discrimination women still face today, not just in terms of wages and workplace attitudes but in daily life too.

Incidents that may have been avoided with such a law in place include the time producer, host and model Daphne Iking was told she was not “sexy enough” for a job when she was pregnant.

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