我国急需一个全面的策略来拯救生命和生计以面对全面封锁令(FMCO）和国家复苏计划(NRP)的失败
加强式行管令的实行显示了我国在在抗疫这方面仍旧缺乏有效且稳固的策略。若继续一味的依赖封锁政策，将进一步导致国民的健康和生计无以为继。
PRESS STATEMENT
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.
The Missing Link in PEMULIH Aid Package
The government’s recent Economic Recovery and People's Protection Package (Pemulih) may be construed as a misnomer as it does not provide enough relief to protect people and businesses from the devastating impact of prolonged lockdowns, let alone set Malaysia up on a course towards recovery.
A Robust Covid-19 Exit Strategy Should Enable Malaysians to Make a Living Safely
Given the long-term nature of the COVID-19 crisis, REFSA and IMAN Research calls the government to adopt a more sustainable strategy of dealing with the pandemic that would enable Malaysians to continue to make a living safely.
缺乏全面的缓疫策略将导致更长的封锁期
首相慕尤丁于2021年6月15日宣布了涵盖四阶段的封锁与复苏计划，并放眼在年底前实现群体免疫。然而，此项计划只是抗近期疫情的第一步，马来西亚仍缺乏有效减缓新冠病毒传染的具体策略。
Lack of Comprehensive Mitigation Strategy Could Lead to Prolonged Lockdown
On June 15, 2021, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin unveiled a four-phase lockdown plan outlining the intended milestones to herd immunity by the end of the year. However, the plan is only the first step to tackle the recent wave of infections.
Malaysia’s Economic Recovery Remains Elusive without Clear Plans to Address Downside Risks
Adding to the chorus of caution surrounding BNM's optimistic GDP growth projections is the ADB's recent growth estimate of 6% for Malaysia in 2021 at the lower bound of BNM's range. Indeed, given the low vaccination rates and rising case numbers suggestive of a fourth wave, recovery remains elusive without clear plans to address downside risks. With this in mind, our Economics Team will be introducing 10 strategies to rebuild Malaysia better and address the downside risks to growth.
Malaysia should ramp up, not slow down, spending
Recent reports of Malaysia’s insolvency are greatly exaggerated. On April 12, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin claimed that the government was running out of money, having spent RM340 billion on pandemic-related stimulus measures and RM322 billion on Budget 2021. This is misleading for two reasons.
REFSA’s Press Release: Executive-Parliament Bipartisan Cooperation is the Best Approach During Emergency
REFSA supports the call by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) urging the Malaysian government to convene parliamentary sessions and urges the government to regard Parliament as a strategic partner and employ a bipartisan approach in the process of formulating policies. We also support the proposal of the Deputy Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat to set up a Special Bipartisan Parliamentary Committee consisting of government MPs, the opposition and members of the Senate.
Kenyataan Akhbar REFSA: Kerjasama Dwipartisan Eksekutif-Parlimen Kaedah Terbaik Ketika Darurat
REFSA supports the call by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) urging the Malaysian government to convene parliamentary sessions and urges the government to regard Parliament as a strategic partner and employ a bipartisan approach in the process of formulating policies. We also support the proposal of the Deputy Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat to set up a Special Bipartisan Parliamentary Committee consisting of government MPs, the opposition and members of the Senate. Press Statement in Malay.