Nesya Tirtayana
Short vita
Nesya Tirtayana has been a Program Assistant and Communication Officer at FNF Malaysia since January 2020, with her term ending in October 2023. Prior to joining FNF Malaysia, she worked as a Project Assistant at the British Council Indonesia, supporting youth programs such as Premier Skills, Future Leaders Connect, and the Birmingham School Initiative. Subsequently, she became a Program Support Officer in the British Council's communication team. Nesya is a dedicated lifelong learner, always eager to explore new opportunities. Her current focus lies in communication within the development sector, with particular interests in Arts and Culture, as well as topics related to tolerance, women's empowerment, and health, including mental health.
Contributions
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What Is Nusyuz?
In this episode Telenisa invited Raja Hafiq, a Sharia Lawyer and Fadhul Adnin, Advocacy, Legal Service and Research Unit Manager, Sisters In Islam. The topic on the table? Nusyuz. But what exactly is Nusyuz? And does it hold true that if a husband accuses his wife of Nusyuz, she loses all her rights as a spouse? Another question that arises: Why does the law concerning Nusyuz only address women and not men? Dive into the article below to uncover these thought-provoking answers and gain a deeper understanding of this complex issue
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UUCA: Protect the students or the Opposite?
UUCA is an act that is partly under the authority of the Ministry of Education. Although the original idea was to control the administration and to operate university orderly. But the UUCA policy actually prevent the involvement of students with political parties, amalgamation of student’s bodies. Which on shortened note, the government actually build a barrier for students
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UNDI18: The Rise of Youth in Malaysia
In July 2019, Malaysia parliament has approved a bill reducing the voting age for general elections from 21 to 18 years old. Youth participation in politics often overlooked because the boomers will say ‘They are not ready’ or ‘They are not mature enough’ or “They are more prone to strike or to manifest their discontent than to collaborate”.
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Buka Puasa, Buka Parlimen: Youth Break Fast in front of Malaysia Parliament in Protest.
Hundreds of youth marcher in front of Malaysia parliament on Friday, 30th April 2021 to demand it’s reopening. Which they called “Buka Puasa, Buka Parlimen” which mean “Break the Fast, Open Parliament” (a play on the Malay word).
