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AWAM
No 85, Jalan 21/1
46300, Petaling Jaya
Selangor,
Malaysia
Tel +603 7877 4221
Fax +603 7874 3312
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As part of the WWRP programme, participants are encouraged to write to newspapers to make their voices heard.
Please click on the links below to find the letters arranged in reverse chronology by year. Not all letters were published in the press.
The views expressed in the letters are the writers' own, and are not necessarily those of AWAM.
Letters to the Editor
2008
- Treatment room in bad state
- KR Pramila, published 23 January 2008.
- Provide a smoke-free environment for diners
- Renu, published 10 January 2008.
- Don't dump it on us: Sungai Sedu
- Janarthani A, published 3 January 2008
2007
- Curfew not the answer to crime
Seethalakshmi S, published 28 December, 2007. - Robbed of a life by fear
- Melody Song, published 21 December 2007.
- Young girls in Subang walk in fear
- Melody Song, published 20 December 2007.
- Look at HIV cases humanely
- Eva San, published 13 December 2007.
- I walked with Bar Council for two years
- Vizla Kumaresan, published 11 December 2007.
- Violence against women: Youth can and should speak out on issues
- Teh Chian Yi, published 3 December 2007.
- Religious texts pervades my son’s primary school
- KR Pramila, published 22 November 2007.
- Don’t blame abuse victims
- Ng Tze Yeng, published 11 October 2007.
- Value lives of migrant workers
- Ng Tze Yeng, published June 2007.
- NS gun training plan will backfire
- Vizla Kumaresan, published 23 April 2007.
- Women are not objects
- KR Pramila, published 23 February 2007.
- KTM komuter delays frustrating
- KR Pramila, published 31 January 2007.
2006
Female chauvinists Janarthani Arumugam, 28 December 2006. 'Blame that sexy dress' game has got to stopJanarthani Arumugam, published 13 December 2006. Ad sending wrong message on womenKR Pramila, published 6 & 7 December 2006. Don't just blame the womenNg Tze Yeng, published 27 November 2006. Lodge complaints to improve services KR Pramila, published 20 November 2006. Let the best person decide Boo Su-Lyn, published 18 November 2006. Inaccurate understanding of rapeHwa Yi Xing, 17 November 2006. It's about respect Ng Tze Yeng, 16 November 2006. Rape an unforgivable offenceRachel Chan Suet Kay, 16 November 2006. Stop reinforcing myths Lee Wei San, November 2006. Stop this sort of stereotypingRachel Chan Suet Kay, published 8 September 2006. Push for recycling, not incinerator Ng Tze Yeng, published 15 August 2006 Please spare Bok House Emelyn Alexander, published 6 August 2006 . We must have a better understanding of rape Boo Su-Lyn, published 6 July 2006 . Rape: Bar Council doesn't get it Ng Tze Yeng, published 26 June 2006. Stop blaming the victim! Boo Su-Lyn, 6 June 2006. Nik Aziz - Misyar OK Boo Su-Lyn, published 30 May 2006. Time to correct gender imbalanceNg Tze Yeng, published 24 April 2006Local govts not moral policeNg Tze Yeng, published 7 April 2006. No real progress for women Shamini Velayuthan, published 16 March 2006.
2005
Is this just treatment to Muslim Women?Shamini Velayuthan, published 30 December 2005 and 3 January 2006. Protest against the Islamic Family LawNg Tze Yeng, published 23, 24 & 27 December 2005, and 5 January 2006. Teach young impartially about sexual minoritiesNg Tze Yeng, published 15 December 2005. Protest against the Islamic Family LawNg Tze Yeng, 22 December 2005. Islamic Family Law tan beng hui, December 2005. Women Senators Must Vote for Family Law BillAlina Rastam, 22 December 2005. Samy's toilet joke sexist, foolishNg Tze Yeng, published 25 October 2005. A human right to practice religion of choiceShamini Velayuthan, Published 11 October 2005. Support for fight against gender discriminationNg Tze Yeng, published 7 June 2005. MAS Stewardesses Ng Tze Yeng, published 3 & 7 June 2005. It’s about violent men, not ‘sexy’ uniformsNg Tze Yeng, published 18 April 2005. Change Mindset to Stop Incidence of RapeLillian Tan, published 13 April 2005. |
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