KUANTAN: Just a week into campaigning for the 15th General Election (GE15) and some women candidates across parties are facing sexist, misogynistic comments and harassment from both the public and fellow politicians.
From comments on their appearance to belittling their abilities as effective leaders, such barbs against women have appeared across social media platforms.
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