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Strategic litigation
The MCCHR strategic litigation programme aims to advance human rights changes within wider Malaysian society through the judicial system. We focus on five key areas: freedom of expression and peaceful assembly; access to justice and the right to a fair trial; gender equality and non-discrimination; freedom of thought, conscience, and religion; and the protection of human rights defenders. Through the programme, MCCHR organises training for practitioners and students, produces research reports and practice manuals, and supports public interest cases. To learn more, email litigation@mcchr.org.
Podcast
Borak Rakyat #1: To judicial review or not to judicial review?
By Firdaus Husni & Azad Akbar with Nizam Bashir
4 September 2024
Writing
Secularism and the case of Nik Elin Zurina and Tengku Yasmin
By Michelle Lee
1 March 2024
Training
Strategic litigation training for students on the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
8 August 2020
Training
Strategic litigation conference 2020
17 January 2020
Publication
Litigating freedom of thought, conscience, and religion: A manual for legal practitioners, second edition
10 June 2019
Publication
Litigating freedom of thought, conscience, and religion: A manual for legal practitioners
2 December 2016
Publication
Strategic litigation training for the media: A facilitator’s manual
31 December 2014
Publication
Strategic litigation training for lawyers: A facilitator’s manual
31 December 2014
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