Family Frontiers participated in the Malaysian Bar’s annual Human Rights Day Festival. Alongside our regular advocacy materials, we also introduced an interactive element —a snakes and ladders game (Malaysian citizenship...
As part of the Malaysian Citizenship Rights Alliance (MCRA), Family Frontiers organised a screening of ‘Abang Adik’ for an audience of approximately 350. . Ministers, Members of Parliament, representatives from...
Sixty three university students were in attendance for a lecture in collaboration with Asia Research Centre and the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM), where Family Frontiers’ Research & Policy Coordinator...
Family Frontiers played a key role in organising the World Statelessness Conference that took place in Taylors’ University. Our EXCO member moderated a panel on ‘Mobilising to End Gender Discriminatory...
A total of 82 university students participated in the “Family Frontiers x International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Panel : #PindaPerkara14: What will it take for Malaysian Mothers To Have Equal...
The event "#PindaPerkara14UntukIbu," "#TolakPindaanZalim," and "How Can Overseas Malaysians Help?" were organised by Family Frontiers with the support of Global Bersih, and Saya Juga Anak Bangsa Malaysia (Translates to ‘I...
Family Frontiers in collaboration with Empower, and local independent bookstore, GerakBudaya, organised the "Saya Juga Anak Malaysia" film screening and panel discussion. The event drew a total of 47 attendees...
On June 19, 2024, Family Frontiers organised a press conference urging the Malaysian Government to amend the constitution to grant Malaysian women rights to confer citizenship to their children-born overseas...
At a panel discussion titled "Tackling Statelessness: The Dilemma of Citizenship in Malaysia," Family Frontiers successfully garnered 54 attendees at Kolej Yayasan UEM. Notably, the majority of these participants, totaling...
This celebration saw around 45 attendees, including 20 youths and two influential youth speakers (Sarrah Salihan and Ain Husniza) who both gave messages of solidarity for Malaysian mothers impacted by...
Family Frontiers presented our petition signed by over 50,000 Malaysians and flowers to YB Nancy Shukri, the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development. A total of 18 impacted families...
Recognising the need for stronger communication strategies among civil society organizations in Malaysia, the workshop brought together over 30 participants from across the country for two days of learning and collaboration at the International Youth Centre, Cheras.
In addition to enhancing advocacy skills, the workshop aimed to raise awareness about Malaysia’s gender-discriminatory citizenship laws—particularly in light of the recently passed Constitutional Amendment Bill 2024, which introduced significant changes to citizenship provisions. Among these was the long-awaited amendment granting Malaysian women the right to confer citizenship automatically to their overseas-born children.
