Ep. 156 : Making Sense of WPS in Southeast Asia: A Malaysian Perspective | Dina Zaman
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Ep. 156 : Making Sense of WPS in Southeast Asia: A Malaysian Perspective | Dina Zaman
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Recorded in early 2025, this episode reflects a moment in time. While some events discussed have since concluded, we are sharing this conversation for Dr. Arifah Ramawati’s critical perspectives on women’s political participation and peacebuilding in Southeast Asia, which remain relevant beyond the news cycle.
As the Women, Peace and Security agenda marks 25 years, Dina Zaman—co-founder of IMAN Research—joins She Talks Peace to reflect on how the agenda is understood, implemented, and often overlooked in Malaysia and across Southeast Asia.
In conversation with Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo, the episode explores Malaysia’s role in regional mediation, the challenges facing women peacebuilders and civil society, and why WPS still struggles to move from policy language into public understanding and political will.
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