Law Majalla is Malaysia’s first student-run law journal, established in 1985. We publish annually and feature both student authors and authors who are notable figures in the legal field such as judges, lawyers and lecturers.
By Shazmirah Shamsad ABSTRACT In this day and age, it is very suffocating to see women still discriminated against even as a worker just because we are still relying on traditional perceptions. As a matter of fact, most of the community members in Malaysia Read more…
By Nursyafikha Kamarrudin When discussing the acquisition of business opportunities, there is often a misconception that directors may personally benefit from opportunities that are, in substance, meant for the company or diverting the business opportunities Read more…
Nursyafikha Kamarrudin In today’s working landscape, not everyone fits neatly into the traditional “9-to-5, five days a week” model. In Malaysia, the employment law has evolved to accommodate alternative working arrangements, including part-time employment. This development is Read more…
Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws
International Islamic University Malaysia
50728 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
lawmajalla@live.iium.edu.my