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Malaysia can’t risk failing women further

Policy must move beyond tokenism, empower women  Conversations about women’s empowerment inevitably... Read More

International Women’s Day 2023: Invest in women, reap the rewards

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#Talkingpolicy EP04: GE15 wishlist

As we head to the polls, experts Jamil A. Ghani, Lee Min... Read More

Malaysia GE15: Low political literacy and indecisiveness limit youth votes

Lee Min Hui was quoted by channelnewsasia’s Darrelle Ng on 11 November 2022... Read More

GE15: Litmus test for youth participation

Lee Min Hui was quoted by the Star on 13 November 2022... Read More

#Talkingpolicy EP03: Women power-less at GE15

Without adequate women’s representation in the halls of power, Malaysia risks running... Read More

Malaysia GE15: What do youth voters want from politicians?

Lee Min Hui was quoted by channelnewsasia’s Darrelle Ng and Pamella Lim... Read More

Analysis: Youth voters are undecided and possible kingmakers if they show up

Min Hui was quoted by Bernama, 12 October 2022 by Nina Muslim KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama)... Read More

#Talkingpolicy EP02: 2023 budget reactions with ISIS Malaysia experts, part 01

The 2022 Budget, coming just ahead of the 15th general election, needs... Read More

Women might pay price of employment ‘progress’

*Editor’s note: This article was updated on 15 September 2022 Amendments to... Read More

Govt urged to help as bosses brace for longer maternity leave

Lee Min Hui was quoted by MalaysiaNow, 19 July 2022. Otherwise, there are concerns of... Read More

Women’s woes: Gendered impact of Covid-19

The effects of a crisis are rarely gender-neutral. Women and men experience... Read More

Progress comes when more women are elected to power

We must ask why politics lagging women’s economic, educational advancements WOMEN make... Read More

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Lee Min Hui

Min Hui’s research interests centre on marginalised communities and policies to mitigate gender inequality, with a particular focus on childcare policy and equalising outcomes for women in the labour market. She was a former external affairs analyst at the World Bank where she worked on developing policy communication strategies and content to support the organisation's research work in Malaysia. She holds an MA in Public Policy from King’s College London and was a Chevening scholar.

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Malaysia can’t risk failing women further

06 March 2023
Policy must move beyond tokenism, empower women  Conversations about women’s empowerment inevitably take centre stage on International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March.  Yet, as public figures, multinational corporations and policymakers alike rush to extend words and repeat platitudes in commemoration of IWD, one question looms large: are these well-crafted corporate messages just exercises in…

International Women’s Day 2023: Invest in women, reap the rewards

05 March 2023
Why should employers care about gender equity in the workplace? Is diversity and inclusion a priority for Malaysian employers? Ahead of International Women’s Day, analyst Lee Min Hui outlines the business case for investing in women, and why Malaysian organisations need to catch up on implementing gender equity.

#Talkingpolicy EP04: GE15 wishlist

18 November 2022
As we head to the polls, experts Jamil A. Ghani, Lee Min Hui, Harris Zainul, Thomas Daniel, Qarrem Kassim and Ahmad Afandi weigh in on what the next government should focus on domestically and internationally.   by Qarrem Kassim, Thomas Daniel, Harris Zainul, Ahmad Afandi, Jamil A Ghani and Lee Min Hui [vc_toggle title="Click here…

Malaysia GE15: Low political literacy and indecisiveness limit youth votes

14 November 2022
Lee Min Hui was quoted by channelnewsasia’s Darrelle Ng on 11 November 2022 Surveys show that young voters are more politically undecided, with "many pollsters unwilling to call, one way or another, because of the indecision among youth," said an observer. At Malaysia’s upcoming 15th general election, a new generation of young voters have been touted…

GE15: Litmus test for youth participation

14 November 2022
Lee Min Hui was quoted by the Star on 13 November 2022 By Tarrence Tan PETALING JAYA: Youth issues such as quality education, better minimum wage, housing as well as bread-and-butter issues have been largely ignored by political parties across the divide, says #PulangMengundi founder Joe Lee. “The general sentiment is that youths would love…

#Talkingpolicy EP03: Women power-less at GE15

11 November 2022
Without adequate women’s representation in the halls of power, Malaysia risks running a democratic deficit. Catch analyst Lee Min Hui on EP03 of our #TalkingPolicy podcast, where she discusses the true cost of excluding women from office.  Transcribed by Lee Min Hui on 10 November 2022 [vc_toggle title="Click here for the full transcript" style="arrow" color="blue"]There…

Malaysia GE15: What do youth voters want from politicians?

10 November 2022
Lee Min Hui was quoted by channelnewsasia’s Darrelle Ng and Pamella Lim on 10 November 2022 Opportunity, stability and accountability are the top issues concerning youth voters in Malaysia ahead of the Nov 19 general election. KUALA LUMPUR: Self-taught barber Muhammad Hazem developed a passion for hairstyling when he was just 15, by watching YouTube…

Analysis: Youth voters are undecided and possible kingmakers if they show up

12 October 2022
Min Hui was quoted by Bernama, 12 October 2022 by Nina Muslim KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- Nazhatul Syafiqa has never voted before despite being eligible during the last general election. Neither did she register to vote. But she no longer has to, thanks to the constitutional amendment that was passed by Parliament in September 2019 and came into…

#Talkingpolicy EP02: 2023 budget reactions with ISIS Malaysia experts, part 01

08 October 2022
The 2022 Budget, coming just ahead of the 15th general election, needs to balance the needs of the govt, environment and our most vulnerable, while still ensuring sustained economic recovery. A delicate fiscal balancing act. Did the government succeed?   Our experts Lee Min Hui weigh in on episode 2 of our #Talkingpolicy podcast. 

Women might pay price of employment ‘progress’

15 September 2022
*Editor’s note: This article was updated on 15 September 2022 Amendments to Employment Act raise fears that poor implementation will hurt parents instead In a long-overdue move to meet international labour standards, Malaysia in March passed amendments to the Employment Act 1955. The changes will introduce much-needed family friendly policies and move the needle towards…

Govt urged to help as bosses brace for longer maternity leave

25 July 2022
Lee Min Hui was quoted by MalaysiaNow, 19 July 2022. Otherwise, there are concerns of discrimination against women workers as the amendments to the Employment Act come into effect. by Nur Hasliza Mohd Salleh When Mohd Azfar Zahari had his first child four years ago, he took no leave at all but continued working as usual at a…

Women’s woes: Gendered impact of Covid-19

20 April 2022
The effects of a crisis are rarely gender-neutral. Women and men experience markedly different outcomes during a crisis because of unequal foundations in society.¹ The Covid-19 pandemic is no exception – and the combined threat of a health and economic crisis interact with deeply entrenched gender inequalities, giving rise to disproportionate consequences for women. Already,…

Progress comes when more women are elected to power

07 March 2022
We must ask why politics lagging women’s economic, educational advancements WOMEN make up about half of the Malaysian population but only 15% of parliamentarians. As we celebrate another International Women’s Day on 8 March under the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic – a crisis that has widened existing gender gaps – it has never been…
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