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_aMalaysia's Sexist Citizenship Law Is Keeping Families Apart/ _cEmily Ding |
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520 | _aAbout the unfair laws in Malaysia that often penalise women workers compared to men hence, sexiest. The pandemic has made the situation worse. An example is the citizenship law where the idea of patriarchy still is important. Even if Malaysian citizenship was possible for children born overseas, the process is not automatic. | ||
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_aForeign Policy: _gFall 2021, pp.14-16 (66) |
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_uhttps://foreignpolicy.com/2021/08/13/malaysia-citizenship-law-women-pandemic-separation/ _zClick here for full text |
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