Probably one of the most important day of our life. Finally, my overseas born daughter is now recognized as a Malaysian citizen thru article 15(2)- citizenship via registration. My sincere thanks to YB @weekasiongmp for highlighting my case in the parliamentary session.

Melalui Program MEKAR Diaspora, JPN akan turun padang ke Melbourne, Australia (14–28 September 2025) dan London, United Kingdom (5–17 Oktober 2025) bagi membantu rakyat Malaysia di luar negara yang berdepan kesukaran mendapatkan dokumen pengenalan diri.

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Selamat Hari Merdeka daripada Family Frontiers! Kami ingin memperkenalkan beberapa warganegara baharu Malaysia! Anak-anak yang dilahirkan di luar negara kepada ibu Malaysia ini telah dapat kerakyatan mereka dan berkongsi pengalaman mereka sebagai warganegara pada Merdeka ini.

This year feels extra emotional and meaningful for me. As a mother,I am deeply grateful 2be able 2celebrate Merdeka knowing that my overseas born child is now a Malaysian. This would not have been possible without the support, strength &solidarity from every1 in this platform.

August has been always a special month for me. It is not only my bday, bday of my 2 anak Malaysia n most importantly the bday of my most beloved tanah air. Again, love u Malaysia❤️❤️❤️ Merdeka, Merdeka , Merdeka!!! #SayaJUGAanakMalaysia

As Msians we're encouraged by the govt's plans to tackle the rising cost of living. Supporting the rakyat through initiatives like the RM100 SARA payment, Jualan Rahmah Madani expansion, maintained toll rates, & reduced RON95 petrol prices is commendable & will ease many burdens.

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Dive into Invisible People, an animated docu-series that brings to life the stories of Msia’s stateless & refugee communities Ep 5 shines a light on Msian mothers who under past gender unequal citizenship laws were unable to confer citizenship to their overseas-born children

Malaysia is falling behind in education rights, ranking third-lowest in ASEAN, ahead of only Brunei and Laos. According to the Human Rights Measurement Initiative, Malaysia's progress has stagnated over the past decade, with a score of 67.5%, up slightly from 67.2% in 2010. 🧵1

Why are spouses of Malaysians excluded from this facility, why should spouses of Malaysians, face endless hoops for basic rights—visa hurdles, job restrictions, when they’re family. When will policies reflect that? @antonyloke, @AzalinaOthmanS

If exceptions can be made for MM2H holders, why not spouse visa holders? Just like MM2H holders, these foreign spouses are here in the country to contribute to the society, not to create trouble 🙂@anthonyloke

Malaysia lost RM208 billion in potential income by excluding non-citizen children from education and employment, said SWRC and Unicef Malaysia. “This will diminish innovation, weaken economic resilience, and undermine the transition to a high-income nation,” they said. 🧵1

Family Frontiers came to @KDNPUTRAJAYA open house to thank PMX @anwaribrahim & YBM @saifnasution for making children born overseas constitutional amendments a success. The injustice for children born by mothers overseas has gone on since independence. Until it was amended by the

“Police are now working to identify and locate the child’s mother. The case is being investigated under Section 317 of the Penal Code for baby abandonment” I feel so helpless whenever I see cases like this and the focus was put on penalizing the mother😩

This is not the Malaysia I know. Where is our heart? Jobless woman jailed 3mths for stealing essential items from supermarket. She is "in a desperate situation, no money to buy necessities", & has a young baby". @anwaribrahim @NancyShukri @hannahyeoh https://t.co/trzWe30amr

I am forever thankful to our government that grant my overseas born daughter her Malaysian citizenship and even changed the law to allow mothers to pass citizenship to their OBC but yet to be implemented. Here is the latest development on the issue👇

Don’t know why, but it’s a surreal experience to see my daughter came home with a jalur gemilang badge on my anak Malaysia’s blue uniform🥹🥹🥹 #SayaJUGAanakMalaysia #MalaysiaMadani #PindaPerkara14UntukIbu

Oh lord, please bless the motorcycle rider who drove pass me at 100km/h while scrolling handphone on 1 hand without using a phone holder🙏🫣😩

#ulangan

Last month, Family Frontiers organised a communications workshop seeking to capacitate and empower individuals and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) advocating for statelessness and equal citizenship laws through improved advocacy, awareness and communications strategies.

📌 The key details of the settlement in the Suriani Kempe & Ors v Government of Malaysia case. • Children born overseas to a Malaysian mother and non-Malaysian father before the Constitution (Amendment) Act 2024 takes effect can apply for citizenship under Article 15(2). •