DHRRA Malaysia is a voluntary non-profit and non-political organization registered in 2006 under the Societies Act of Malaysia 1966. It evolved from what was formerly known as MasDHRRA (1974-1998) and later, DHRRA Network Malaysia (1999 – 2005) that worked towards organizing a strong rural and self-reliant community through poverty alleviation and people’s empowerment initiatives.
Among the thousands who are awaiting the result of their application for citizenship is a batch from the pre-Merdeka days who were born here and have lived here all their lives.
DHRRA Spreads its Wings : Over National Television to Reach the Vulnerable Communities
Written by DHRRA
Monday, 23 August 2010 10:36
DHRRA Spreads its Wings… Over National Television Screen to Reach the Vulnerable Communities
Once again, for the second consecutive year, DHRRA Malaysia was invited to feature in a National Television programme aimed towards empowering women viewers at home. While in the previous season DHRRA demonstrated various income generating skills, in this season, the viewers were enlightened with knowledge and awareness on everyday-family-issues. The segment aired weekly as a part of a half-an-hour programme entitled Pavayar Pungga – Women’s Park on RTM Channel 2 which has created many “ah-ha” moments among the women (and men). Thus kindling them to pause and reassess their lives in various area and ultimately build a better life.
Oct 1 start for law protecting part-timers 2010/08/17
JASIN: The law giving legal protection to part-time workers will go into force from Oct 1, Human Resources Minister Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam said yesterday.
KUALA LUMPUR: According to the Third National Health and Morbidity Survey, 11.2 per cent of the adult population have some form of psychological distress.
Monday August 9, 2010 Staff in over 300 firms lose out on Socso
JOHOR BARU: More than 300 employers in the state have not registered their workers with the Social Security Organisation (Socso) this year. State Socso director Che Hamid Che Ahmad said this was worrying, pointing out that for last year, only 250 employers failed to do so.
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With the collaboration of Kelab Bell Belia Tamil Taiping (KBBT), DHRRA Malaysia organized a program for youths in Taiping. The program addressed some of the social issues engulfing teenagers at this point of time.
WORKERS involved in accidents at work are covered by the Social Security Organisation (Socso) even if their employers have not submitted their contributions to the organisation.Deputy Human Resources Minister Datuk Maznah Mazlan said Socso would cover the workers' medical claims, but the employers would be fined for failing to submit their contributions.
Once again, for the second consecutive year, DHRRA Malaysia was invited to feature in a National Television programme aimed towards empowering women viewers at home. While in the previous season DHRRA demonstrated various income generating skills, in this season, the viewers were enlightened with knowledge and awareness on everyday-family-issues. The segment aired weekly as a part of a half-an-hour programme entitled Pavayar Pungga – Women’s Park on RTM Channel 2 which has created many “ah-ha” moments among the women (and men). Thus kindling them to pause and reassess their lives in various area and ultimately build a better life. 
With the collaboration of Kelab Bell Belia Tamil Taiping (KBBT), DHRRA Malaysia organized a program for youths in Taiping. The program addressed some of the social issues engulfing teenagers at this point of time. 
