| Year |
| Programme |
| 2009 | - | Conducted a Master Trainers Workshop on Combating Trafficking in Persons. |
2008
| - | Worked out an Awareness Raising Campaign on Combating Trafficking in Persons. |
| 2006 | - | Working with Microsoft UP Program to narrow the existing digital divide between men and women. |
| | - | MENCARE - a Male Support of Breast Cancer Screening for Women Project being carried out in collaboration with Pfizer Malaysia |
2005
| - | Launched the MediaGender Sensitication Project |
| | - | Coalition of Citizen Against Crime was set up |
| | - | Worked in collaboration with Institut Integriti Malaysia a national campaign on Intergrity |
2003
| - | NCWO initiated the preparation at the NGO Shadow Report to CEDAW |
2002
| - | Started the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign in collaboration with the Ministry of Women Family and Community Development. |
2000
| - | Legal Literacy – A woman and the Law, questions and answers book was published and distributed to women. |
| | - | A mentorship Leadership Training Programme Manuel was published and training carried out in Malaysia and at the (ACWO) ASEAN Confederation of Women's Organisations Conference |
| | - | continued Political Leadership Training for young women of 18-38 years of age.
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| | - | Strategic Planning Workshop held to review NCWO Vision and Mission for women.
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| 1999 | - | Guardianship of Infants Act 1961. This Act applied to States of West Malaysia only and was amended in 1999 to give equal rights of guardianship to mothers. |
| 1998 | - | The Distribution Act was amended.
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| 1996 | - | The Domestic Violence Act came into effect.
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| | - | A National Orientation Programme on CEDAW was held for women leaders in collaboration with IRAW Asia Pacific. |
| | - | A number of significant documents were translatedinto Bahasa Malaysia, for example the Jakarta Declaration, Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.
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| | - | The Women's Affairs Division was upgraded to a Department and now it is a Ministry. |
| 1995 | - | NCWO delegation attended the NGO forum in Beijing. NCWO Representative was also part of Government Delegation. |
| 1994 | - | An intergrated One Stop Crisis Centre(OSCC) was established for rape victims and battered women in Kuala Lumpur Hospital.
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| | -
| TheDomestic Violence act was passed.
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| 1992 | - | NCWO participated in the activities of the Pre-Beijing Asia-Pasific NGO working Group and coordinated national activities.
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| 1991 | - | Each NCWO Commision drew up an action plan. these sectorial plans were incorprated into the NCWO NGO Plan Action for the implementation of The National Policy on Women.
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| 1990 | - | Urged the Ministry of Health to setup a Women's Hospital. Currently a Women and Children's Hospital is being setup.
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| | - | NCWO Commisions were setup based onthe sectors contained in The National policy on Women. |
| 1989 | - | The Malaysian Cabinet accepted the National Policy on women in December. |
| | - | The Rape Molestation Laws were amended.
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| | - | A memorandum was submitted expressing NCWO's concern on privitization of medical services and calling for a National Health Policy.
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| 1988 | - | All school buses must have a uniform colour to facilitate recognition by other motorists.
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| 1987 | - | A series of consultations were held and a Memorandum on the National Policy on women was submitted at NACIWID and the Minister in charge of Women's Affairs. |
| 1985 | - | Obtained unrecored leave for the NCWO affiliate members to attend all educational activities, conferences etc. both at national and nternatioanl level.
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| 1981 | - | A Royal Commission was set up to study the Marrige and Divorce act 1976 for non-muslims. The Act came into force in1981.
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| 1978-1979 | | International Year of the Child. NCWO drew up and presented to Government a Choldren's Charter.
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| | - | As a follow-up of the above in 1990 The Children's Protection Act replaced The Children and Young Person's Act 1957. the Act guaranteed greater protection of the child.
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| 1975 | - | Separate taxation for married women was achieved.
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| 1969 | - | Government implemented equal pay for work of equal value
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| | - | NCWO President Tun Fatimah Hashim was appointed as 1st Women Minister
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| | - | Datuk Paduka Aishah Ghani selected as member of the UN Commission on the status of Women |
| 1968 | - | Parliament passed the Married Women and Children (Enforcement Maintainance) act 1968
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| | - | The Pensions AmendmentAct 1968 was gazetted giving women permanency in employment and pensionable status
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