Frequently Asked Questions

ReAct is a refugee-led advocacy group in Malaysia that works to advocate for the rights of refugees, specifically in the areas of education, healthcare, and employment.

ReAct was established in June 2019.

The mission of ReAct is to advocate for the realization of refugee rights in Malaysia, focusing on the right to work, right to education, and right to healthcare.

The vision of ReAct is the legal recognition of all refugees in Malaysia and their right to employment, accessible education, and affordable and quality healthcare, regardless of their age, gender, nationality, ethnicity, and religion.

The objectives of ReAct include leadership empowerment, strategic initiatives, collaborative support, policy advocacy, rights advocacy, and public support.

ReAct empowers refugee leaders through capacity-building training and awareness activities, providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to advocate for refugee rights.

No, ReAct is not a government organization. It is a refugee-led advocacy group that works independently to advocate for refugee rights.

ReAct partners with various communities and community-based organizations (CBOs) to foster meaningful participation and advance their advocacy for refugee rights.

ReAct engages with diverse communities by participating in events and activities, collaborating with community members, and gaining insights to better understand community needs.

ReAct values the voices of refugee youth and recognizes their unique experiences. Their insights provide valuable perspectives on the demands, aspirations, and challenges faced by young refugees.

ReAct overcame past challenges by undergoing capacity-building training, improving coordination, and securing renewed funding. These steps helped strengthen the organization and its effectiveness.

ReAct advocates for the right to work, right to education, and right to healthcare for refugees in Malaysia.

Individuals can support ReAct by participating in their advocacy efforts, spreading awareness about refugee rights, and contributing to their fundraising initiatives.

ReAct engages with government officials from relevant ministries, such as Health and Human Resource Ministries, to raise awareness about refugee rights and advocate for policy changes.

Refugees can get involved with ReAct by becoming members, participating in capacity-building training, and joining advocacy initiatives.

ReAct primarily focuses on advocacy and empowerment rather than providing direct services. However, they may collaborate with other organizations that offer direct services to refugees.

Media organizations can engage with ReAct by covering their activities, sharing their advocacy messages, and amplifying the voices of refugee leaders.

ReAct organizes into different working groups to pursue its advocacy objectives. These groups focus on different areas such as education, healthcare, employment, and policy advocacy.

ReAct may collaborate with international organizations that share similar goals and objectives in advocating for refugee rights.

Yes, individuals from any nationality or ethnicity can join ReAct and contribute to their advocacy efforts. ReAct values diversity and inclusivity within its membership.