Quotas for native women urged
Published on: Sunday, August 11, 2024
By: Syakilla Maarof
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“A quota system is essential in communities where patriarchy still dominates, ensuring that indigenous women are not left out but are given equal opportunities,” Lasimbang said.
Kota Kinabalu: Indigenous women have been marginalised for generations in decision-making and leadership roles and this must change, according to Kapayan Assemblywoman Jannie Lasimbang.
Advocating for a quota system to address the deep-rooted patriarchy and discrimination within certain communities, she emphasised the pivotal role of indigenous women in self-determination and leadership.
“Indigenous women deserve the opportunity and trust to step into leadership roles.
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