In Malaysia, gender discrimination and financial integrity challenges remain persistent
issues despite the country's progress in various sectors. As a predominantly Muslim nation …

Ah Long syndicates, or illegal loan shark operations, have long been a pressing issue in
many Southeast Asian nations, including Brunei Darussalam. These syndicates exploit …

Abstract In Southeast Asia, Islamic nations face significant challenges related to advancing
women's rights, mental health, and financial integrity, despite their rich cultural heritage and …

Human rights and well-being are fundamental aspects of any society, yet in many Islamic
nations of Southeast Asia, these concepts remain challenged, particularly when it comes to …

Islamic judicial systems in Southeast Asia have a significant role to play in addressing
critical social issues such as gender discrimination and mental health. These systems …

Malaysia's commitment to financial integrity is closely linked with its ability to address
significant social challenges such as gender discrimination and mental health. Shari'ah …

Brunei Darussalam, as a prominent nation in Southeast Asia, is taking significant strides
toward addressing critical social challenges, including mental health, gender discrimination …

Women's empowerment is a key driver of socio-economic development and human rights in
Southeast Asia, yet gender inequality persists in many parts of the region. In Islamic nations …

Islamic judicial systems, deeply rooted in Shari'ah principles, have the potential to serve as
powerful tools for advancing human rights, particularly in the areas of gender discrimination …

Abstract The presence of Ah Long syndicates (illegal moneylenders) in Southeast Asia
poses significant challenges to social and economic stability, particularly for vulnerable …