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马来西亚华裔政治的困境与出路

社会经济发展研究所推出首篇华语文章《马来西亚华裔政治的困境与出路》，由刘哲伟博士撰写，深入剖析华裔在马来西亚政治格局中所面临的挑战与机遇。

文章回顾历史演变，探讨人口结构变化及政党格局对华裔政治参与的影响，同时分析现行权力分享机制对华裔代表性的限制。刘哲伟博士进一步提出，只有通过更有效的政治参与、跨族群合作及制度性改革，华裔群体才能在国家发展中获得更公正的声音与影响力。

点击阅读完整文章，了解华裔政治的现状与未来可能出路：https://tinyurl.com/2jnnb4av

PANEL DISCUSSION: CREATING SAFE LEARNING SPACE

SEDAR Institute is organising a panel discussion titled “Creating Safe Learning Spaces”, which will address the alarming rise of violence in schools, including incidents of sexual assault, bullying, and physical harm. The discussion aims to explore effective approaches to creating safer learning environments and tackling the pressing issues surrounding students’ safety and well-being.

Event Details
🗓 Date: Tuesday, 28 October 2025
🕘 Time: 8.00 pm – 10.00 pm
📍 Platform: Zoom

Please click the link below to register:
🔗 https://tinyurl.com/yp29srxs

Successful registration will receive a confirmation email with further details about the programme a day prior to the event.

Satu Hati,
SEDAR Institute

REFORMING MALAYSIA’S ELECTORAL SYSTEM: A CALL FOR PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION TO UPHOLD DEMOCRACY AND UNITY

SEDAR Institute is pleased to share our latest article, titled “Reforming Malaysia’s Electoral System: A Call for Proportional Representation to Uphold Democracy and Unity” by our Chief Executive Officer, Srideran Tamil Mogan.

This thinkpiece underscores the urgent need to transition from the current first-past-the-post (FPTP) electoral system to a proportional representation (PR) model, as a key step in Malaysia’s electoral reform agenda. It argues that adopting PR would enhance fair representation, strengthen national unity, and better reflect Malaysia’s diverse society.

We invite you to read the full article by clicking the link:

Reforming Malaysia’s Electoral System: A Call for Proportional Representation to Uphold Democracy and Unity | SEDAR Institute As part of a crucial step in the broader agenda of institutional reform, the Madani Government must place serious consideration on reviewing Malaysia’s current electoral system. Electoral reform is not merely an administrative improvement; it is a foundational shift necessary to ensure fair and ef...