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Feminism, Unions and Universities: Malaysia through the eyes of Rohana Arifin

Dr. Rohana Arifin | Ahmad Fuad Rahmat | Sharaad Kuttan

16-Mar-16 21:00

Feminism, Unions and Universities: Malaysia through the eyes of Rohana Arifin

This week, we profile the legendary activist, scholar and former politician, Dr. Rohana Arifin. She talks us through her upbringing, experiences. intellectual influences and the background for her groundbreaking research on the history of trade unionism in Malaysia.


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