Research methods:

-Constructivism

Case study

-Unimas community(students, lecturers and staffs)

Objectives:

-to determine whether Unimas’s society still stigmatize or normalize the LGBT community.

-To identify  about the perspectives of LGBT people who are open about their gender identity.

Pros:

-Learn more accurate information about the reality of being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender.

-Reduce the reliance on gender roles and stereotypes.

Cons:

-People who believe that being gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender is wrong, sinful, or goes against their family values may question your values, morality, and personal character.

-Others may speculate about your sexual orientation or gender identity. You may be labeled as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender by association, which may make you uncomfortable.

-  Explore female student experience when using E-Hailing services

-  Spreading awareness on the danger of using E-hailing services among female Unimas students 

-   Personal experience 

-   The rise of sexual harassment cases involving E hailing services especially among women

-  More women feel unsafe when using E- Hailing services especially alone and at night

-  Female students are easy target and more exposed to the danger as most depend on these E-hailing services for transportation

-  Less to no transportation option for female students to take at night

-  Female students who are residing in college rarely had transportation 

-   Inconsistent price for the same distance of places

-   Drivers who violate ethics when providing e hailing services 

Effects: 
- Traumatising experience for the victims =

-  Will cause other users to distrust e-hailing services

Interracial Marriage in Malaysia

 

1) Constructivism

2) Positivism

3) Interpretivism 

 

- Some couples who marry different races experience difficulties in a married life because they have different backgrounds in terms of race, culture, identity, and religion.

- Interracial couples may also experience disagreements over values if they are racially or culturally distinct from one another.

- An interracial couple will possibly face extra challenges in their marriage such as Derogatory comments in public, Loss of contact with friends or family that disapprove, Negative comments online or in the media, Negative stereotyping, Open hostility and intimidation, Rejection from family or being disinherited, A sense of isolation, Stares, insults, jibes, slights, and whispers. 

 

- Unimas Community

- Citizens

 

- Switzerland has a multicultural population in Europe.

- Mixed marriages are unions of people with various ethno-racial ancestries.

- Western European nations have historically welcomed immigrants and experience significant immigration flows. (Massive immigration spurred by labour market demands, refugees from war zones, and certain highly skilled jobs generated by country's high density of international.)

- A reactive ethnicity, defined as a stronger loyalty to one's own ethnic group, would be encouraged by a shifting marriage market and an unfavourable institutional backdrop for immigration.

- legal integration of immigrants and attainment of particular citizenship privileges

-Understanding the role that mixed marriages play in immigrant integration requires looking at many relationship transitions at once, with an emphasis on both the creation and timing of such unions' breakdown.

 

-Increase level of social contact and loosening of traditional social norm between people from different races and religion background lead to rise in intercultural marriages among Malay, Chinese. Indians, and Bumiputras

-mixed ethnic increase due to increase in intercultural marriages

-First intercultural marriages in Malaysia is during Malaccan Empire between Princess Hang Li Poh (China) and King Mansor Syah (Malacca), and then, from this, Baba and Nyonya Culture came about  

- The emphasis on spousal capacity in interracial marriage on matchmaking (educational background , socioeco status and interest) ( but based on western samples of research so may not be 100% compatible to Asian population)