The Progress of Malaysian Women Since Independence 1957 - 2000

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The Progress of Malaysian Women Since Independence 1957 - 2000

February 12, 2014

This report captures the achievements of women in education, health, economy, politics, and power sharing, and decision making.

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Malaysia - Donor country

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Gender equality

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