Sexual Desires Do Not Define A Person’s Identity

“LGBTQ persons do not need to change who they are” – this is the very curious assertion in the concluding paragraph of a statement made by the Pelangi Campaign dated 5 August, 2020. This statement encapsulates the epistemological difference in the worldviews of those who are ‘LGBTQ-affirming’ and those who reject this ideology in favor […]

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Jenayah Rogol Perlu Kepada Pencegahan Serta Undang-Undang

Umat Islam cenderung bersikap “judgmental” dalam isu jenayah seksual? Isu ini menjadi hangat kerana perbincangan antara 2 pihak yang menumpukan kepada 1 faktor sahaja dalam kes rogol sedangkan terdapat beberapa faktor terlibat. Ia juga melibatkan jenayah dan mangsa, jadi perbincangan harus lebih teliti tanpa menyebabkan mangsa lebih terbeban dengan trauma yang dihadapi dan dalam masa […]

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Marital Rape from the Perspective of Malaysian Laws and Islam

By virtue of this country’s legislation for sexual offences, position in Syariah, the reality of criminal practice, as well as norms and culture of the Malaysian people – marital rape is not recognized here. There is no such thing as rape after marriage in the context of legally married couples in Malaysia. Malaysia does not […]

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Continuous Promotion of Adultery & Prostitution During Covid-19

Referring to :https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2020/04/13/sugar-baby-donates-monthly-allowance-to-sungai-buloh-hospital-in-support-of/1856158 This is not the first time the Malay Mail tries to glorify prostitution and adultery. They have done it before early this year and I can tell that they are proud with such publication as there has been no clarification or apologies made by the journalist. First time : https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2020/01/05/in-sugar-dating-two-women-in-kuala-lumpur-find-empowerment-and-self-respect/182475 Although they […]

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Jangan Kerana Nyamuk, Kelambu Dibakarkan. Jangan Kerana Doraemon, Wanita Terus Berleteran

Saya tertanya-tanya. Selepas Doraemon disensasikan, agak-agaknya apa mesej yang wanita Malaysia terima? Walaupun isu Doraemon sudah agak reda, namun saya lihat masih ada wajah Doraemon di sini-sana bila isu wanita dibincangkan. Bila isu keganasan rumahtangga diperkatakan, Doraemon sering dijadikan sindiran. Sebagai pakar psikiatri yang sering mengendalikan isu wanita, saya bimbang ada wanita yang menerima mesej […]

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Hiburan Yang Menjahanamkan Generasi Muda

“DI banyak negara saat ini, norma-norma moral dan etika sedang dipertimbangkan kembali; tradisi nasional, perbezaan bangsa dan budaya sedang dihapuskan.” – Vladimir Putin. Lewat 2013, nama Putin melonjak naik dalam media saat beliau menghentam gerakan global yang mengetengahkan idea kesamarataan berdasarkan buram liberalisme termasuklah gerakan untuk menormalkan gaya hidup lesbian, gay, biseksual dan transgender (LGBT). Ketika […]

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Sex Education and Definition of Consent

WAFIQ would like to respond to the letter “Informed Choice is Best” from Syirin Junisya of the Federation of Reproductive Health Associations Malaysia (FHRAM) dated July 9, 2019.  We reiterate that we agree with providing education on reproductive biology, sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) and how to recognise safe and unsafe touch. What is still a matter of debate and […]

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Society Need to Hold On Shared Values To Move Forward

When the Deputy Prime Minister, Dato’ Seri Wan Azizah proposed a midnight curfew for teenagers below 18, various responses were received. While some applauded the effort, quite a number of backlashes were also received. Some of the disagreement must be appreciated and considered when defining the methodology of the curfew, especially when the critical comments […]

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The Dangerous Truth About Comprehensive Sexual Education (CSE)

We refer to the letter by Ikmal Rozlan to Malaysiakini dated January 31, 2019. In the wake of more and more reports of sexual abuse, baby dumping, incest, underage sex, sexual harassment and sexually transmitted infections (STI), there are more frenetic calls to address this issue by way of ‘sex education’. It seems that the […]

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