REFSA: 至末季前 料经济不会显著改善
尽管到年底前景可能更光明，但仍存有许多无法预估的风险。加上我国现状疫情和经济的趋势，我们预计2021第四季度前不会有显著的改善。
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Politik di Malaysia kini tidak lagi berpaksi persaingan dua parti
Koordinator Penyelidikan Research for Social Advancement (REFSA), Fakhrurrazi Rashid berkata, dalam sistem terbaharu itu, perkara paling penting adalah kompromi antara Ahli Parlimen daripada kerajaan dan pembangkang.
REFSA urges govt to ramp up affordable housing supply
The Covid-19 pandemic has magnified the deficiencies and divide of Malaysia’s housing affordability crisis, but it has created a unique chance to rethink, replan, and redesign key policies that will shape the future of the people’s livelihoods.
Unity deal or corruption? Malaysian PM Muhyiddin Yassin’s last-ditch offer under scrutiny as endgame nears
"As long as Malaysia is trapped in this political impasse, Malaysians will be at the losing end as the matter of lives and livelihoods will continue to be on the back burner," says Iskandar Fareez, Communications Director of REFSA.
Perlu tindakan rasional pastikan Parlimen terus berfungsi
Perkhidmatan parlimen perlu diteruskan untuk menyelesaikan krisis perlembagaan persekutuan, poliitik, kesihatan dan ekonomi yang melanda negara. Perlu ada satu iltizam untuk memastikan parlimen berfungsi dengan selamat ketika pandemik.
Think tanks put forward alternative approaches in fight against Covid-19
The current lockdown is hurting the livelihood of Malaysians. Government must move past arbitrary distinctions between “essential” & “non-essential sectors, focusing instead on applying dynamic SOPs & targeted economic assistance to businesses.
More cash injection needed to save businesses
Iskandar Fareez opined that fiscal measures in PEMULIH are insufficient, calling for more injections. Instead of categorising businesses as ‘essential/‘non-essential’, mass preventive testing and risk-based assessments should be carried out to decide which businesses can reopen.
Moratorium Insufficient for Prolonged Lockdown, Government Urged to Increase Fiscal Intervention
REFSA Communications Director Iskandar Fareez shares with The Malaysian Reserve that the recently-announced moratorium is insufficient and more fiscal measures are needed.
To address human trafficking issue, Malaysia needs a more empathetic approach to protect its victims
Political will is needed for a more human-centric and empathetic approach that protects the victims of human trafficking instead of criminalizing them; to get these unscrupulous employers to be brought to justice.
Beri lebih ruang kepada anak muda berpolitik demi segarkan demokrasi – Pakar
Fakhrurrazi Rashid, Koordinator Penyelidik REFSA manyatakan anak muda tidak boleh asingkan diri mereka daripada politik untuk memastikan politik berjalan lancar, kita perlukan lebih ramai dalam politik bukan di luar Parlimen.