Women

PSM condemns violent sexist threat!

The Parti Sosialis Malaysia strongly condemns the use of violent sexist threats against YB Rodziah, State Assemblywoman for Batu Tiga Shah Alam by the hooligans responsible for the cow-head incident during the recent failed dialogue session attempted by the Selangor State government. We are shocked at the boldness with which the hooligans were able to threaten the state assemblywoman with ‘Rodziah, saya akan rogol you sekarang’(Rodziah, I am going to rape you now).

International Women's Day Statement

Today as we celebrate International Women's Day, Party Socialist Malaysia (PSM) recognizes the contribution of the many women and men who struggled to bring changes to this world and those who had tirelessly worked towards the liberation of women from the dominant classes.

Industrial Revolution in Europe has led the path for women to come together and demand for equal rights and better working conditions. Among the significant events are the strike by garment workers in New York city on 8 March 1857 and the strike on 8 March 1908 by women workers in needle trade in New York who demanded right to vote and an end to child labour. In 1910, the Second Socialist International adopted the proposal from German socialist Clara Zetkin to proclaim 8th March as International Women's Day to honor the working women in the world.

End discrimation against women - Industrial Court has to show the way

18th April, 2008. Kuala Lumpur

It was another interesting session at the Kuala Lumpur Industrial Court today in Chairman Rajandran Nayagan's Court. The court heard submissions on the case against Guppy Plastic Industries Sdn.Bhd. for dismissal of nine production operators of the company on reason that they have attained retirement age at 50.

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