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First-time candidate Soraya determined to make a difference

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First-time candidate Soraya determined to make a difference
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Soraya Badaruddin, a first-time political candidate in Malaysia, is advocating for a 30% quota for women in political elections. Drawing on her background in maritime engineering, she emphasizes the need for sustainable development and institutional reform.

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The push for gender quotas in Malaysian politics highlights ongoing debates regarding inclusivity and the role of professional backgrounds in public leadership.

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PKR Srikandi deputy chief Soraya Badaruddin said she supports the proposal requiring political parties to field at least 30% women candidates in an election.

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The article reports on the candidate's platform and background neutrally, allowing her to speak for herself.

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