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Equality In Politics

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Methodology used in this proposal will be looking from two side of view which are qualitative and quantitative method. Both methods are essential to measure whether gender equality in Malaysian politics is up to par with the international standard. In order to dive deeper into the problem, quantitative method will be approached by reading the journal, books, newspaper and previous research proposal. These materials can be found in the National Library at Kuala Lumpur. Other than that, any development in the country will be observed from time to time during the research. Statistics from internet can be used as the primary source, such as Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, Malaysia website and World Economic Forum. …show more content…

The questionnaire will be asked on how the gender equality in politics can improve the quality of life in Malaysia. Key informant interviewing with a few political analyst will be conducted to get in-depth information about the current issue related to Malaysian politics. The conversation will be recorded using an audio recorder as a prove and online forum will be formed, allowing more people to voice out their point of view. Kiosk survey will be held at selected places to get more statistics and give awareness regarding the importance of gender equality in politics. The data collected will be analysed by using table, chart and graph to interpret the research paper in

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