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新闻报报看 | 前阵子,民政党老大刘华才为了证明伊党执政的州属很开明,特地跑到吉兰丹大晒吃肉骨茶、喝啤酒的照片,试图让华社安心。但现实真的如此吗?根据非营利智库 IMAN Research 的最新研究报告,东海岸非穆斯林,尤其是华裔女性在日常生活中,正面对着许多让人匪夷所思的限制与困境……(主播:梁宝仪、黄界錤)
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00:04Not long ago, Gerakan leader Liu Hua Cai tried to persuade people to participate in the Malacca state election.
00:08People voted for Perikatan Nasional
00:09I made a special trip to Kelantan to experience local life firsthand.
00:13He also took the opportunity to boast on social media about eating meat ribs in Kelantan.
00:17Photos of tea and beer
00:19Trying to prove to Washington, "You see?"
00:22The state government under one-party rule is quite enlightened.
00:25Everyone doesn't need to be afraid anymore.
00:26However, recently a non-profit think tank, Iman Research, has...
00:31A research report published by Iman Research included non-Muslims on the East Coast.
00:35Especially Chinese women in real life
00:40All the limitations and difficulties they faced were revealed.
00:44According to this report,
00:46A non-Muslim interviewee from Kelantan revealed to them
00:50If you want to add some stage performances or music to your wedding banquet
00:54They must obediently pay a deposit of up to RM3,000 to the city council.
01:00The entire wedding banquet will be overseen by city council officials.
01:05Close monitoring
01:06Staring intently at the stage
01:08The condition is that no women are allowed to perform on stage.
01:12This kind of arrangement puts a lot of pressure on the newlyweds' families.
01:15Finally, just to put my mind at ease
01:17Even the traditional toasting and drinking rituals were forced to be cancelled.
01:21You see, getting married and having a wedding banquet should be the happiest time of one's life, right?
01:26The result was more than just anxiety.
01:29It makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong.
01:30I'm afraid I might accidentally cross the line.
01:33I can't get that RM3,000 deposit back.
01:35That's what Jilandan said.
01:36The situation in Dengjialou is even more exaggerated.
01:39Another female interviewee said during the interview...
01:42I was originally happy to be invited
01:44Preparing for a public event in downtown Kaladengar.
01:48Sing a song
01:49But unexpectedly
01:51Just because of the Terengganu government's thick entertainment guide restrictions
01:55She was at the last minute before the event started
01:59Temporarily replaced
02:00In the end, the organizers even forced a male student to go on stage.
02:04Replace her
02:05What is the reason?
02:06The reason is simple.
02:08Because she is a woman.
02:09It can only be said that in the face of conservative clauses
02:12All the talent and meticulously rehearsed performances
02:15One-party state
02:17Everything has to give way to gender.
02:21Even more surprising is
02:23The research team surveyed Chinese male respondents in the same community.
02:27Regarding the religious regulations faced by the two female interviewees mentioned earlier
02:31When making
02:32It was quite unexpected and surprising.
02:35There were even people who were completely unaware that such a thing existed.
02:38It turns out that even if you live in the same community and belong to the same ethnic group
02:42There may also be a considerable gap.
02:44The man felt that daily life on the East Coast was not a problem.
02:48This does not mean that Chinese women have the same experience.
02:52Besides the various rules and regulations in life
02:55The report also discovered an interesting phenomenon.
02:57That is when researchers
02:59When they invited young people to talk about politics
03:02What about the female respondents?
03:03They would often at the beginning
03:05First, he habitually waved his hand in refusal.
03:08They were saying it over there.
03:09Oh dear, I don't know!
03:11I don't understand politics.
03:12The report pointed out
03:14This is likely because in some of the respondents' families...
03:18From major life plans
03:19From small decisions to doing things
03:21The father still usually takes the lead.
03:25Even if women have their own views on society and politics
03:28It doesn't necessarily mean
03:30They have an equal say in family decision-making.

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