Articles by Dahlia Martin, Guest Contributor

Malaysia is placed in the bottom quarter of the gender gap index. Has this anything to do with how UMNO views the role of its women members.

A practical case of Australia in the Asian Century. How will the University of Adelaide manage this conundrum?

The lack of concern on these numbers is indicative of how ingrained our belief that women’s issues are trivial.

Dahlia Martin analyses the performance of women candidates in GE13

Women voters, in the majority, but under-represented.

Tindak Malaysia, a community based electoral reform group provides the most comprehensive electoral reforms to date in Malaysia.

Women are a focal point in Malaysian politics today, with some recent discussion of their ability as voters to decide election outcomes. But this has not translated into their increased representation at a political level.