Empower indigenous women to ensure equal opportunities, says Kapayan rep


Kapayan assemblyman Jannie Lasimbang.

KOTA KINABALU: For generations, indigenous women have been sidelined in decision-making processes and leadership roles but this should change, says Jannie Lasimbang.

The Kapayan assemblyman advocates for a quota system to address the persistent patriarchy and discrimination against women in certain communities.

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