Reproductive Rights Advocacy Alliance Malaysia
RRAAM Hotline
1 in 3 pregnancies are unplanned. Abortion is allowed in Malaysia to protect the mental and physical health of the pregnant person. If you or someone you know is facing an unwanted pregnancy, please contact us to find out more about safe abortion options and contraception. This is a free consultation service.
Learn About Your Rights
Sexual and reproductive rights are linked to human rights as they concern areas of human life and dignity, health, freedom to choose and the right to information.
Right to Information
Having access to information allows us to make informed sexual and reproductive health decisions that are suitable to our individual lifestyles.
Gender Issues
Women and girls are disproportionately affected due to limited access to sexual and reproductive health knowledge, products and services.
Get an SRHR education
Access to information to the public, including in schools, is a crucial element in adressing the root causes of social ills such as baby dumping.
Want to donate to RRAAM?
The RRAAM hotline is operated by a team of volunteer advisors. Your donations contribute towards keeping the hotline active and ensuring that our advisors are fairly compensated for their work.
Please make any donations through the following bank account:
Account Name: Persatuan Hak Kesihatan Wanita
Bank Name: Public Bank Berhad
Account Number: 3218568624
Bank Address: Lot 1A 3A, Business Centre Taman Desa, Off Jalan Kelang Lama, 58100 Malaysia.
Swift Code: PBBEMYKL
For donations from overseas or for further information, please send us an email at rraamalaysia@gmail.com
Thank you for supporting safe access to healthcare for women.
RRAAM is a Women’s Rights and Health Advocacy Group.
Supporting women’s rights to improved abortion and contraceptive services.
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Contraception
Contraceptive methods are a part of safe sex practices. Proper use of contraceptives protect against unplanned pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections during sexual intercourse. Men, women and couples need to consider several elements when choosing contraceptives, as not all methods are suitable for everyone. You can make good contraceptive choices by reading up and learning about the various types of contraceptives you have access to and discussing your options with a medical health professional.
Male Condom
Prevents pregnancy, protects against STIs. Made of rubber and is 87% effective.
IUD
It is inserted into the uterus to prevent pregnancy. Contains copper and is 99% effective.
Hormonal Implant
Birth Control Pill
To be taken orally by women. Used to prevent pregnancy and is 91% effective