Luang 3 jam sehari, Malaysia antara pengguna media sosial tertinggi di dunia

Secara purata, rakyat Malaysia meluangkan masa tiga jam sehari di media sosial sekali gus meletakkan negara ini antara 10 tertinggi di dunia.

Kaji selidik oleh The Global State, Hootsuite itu telah dijalankan melibatkan 239 buah negara bagi mengetahui trend terkini pengguna laman sosial di seluruh dunia pada tahun 2018.

Menurut laporan tersebut, pengguna sosial media di Malaysia telah mencatatkan peningkatan kepada 9 peratus.

Malaysia berada di tangga ke-9 dalam purata jam menggunakan sosial media dalam sehari.

Berdasarkan kaji selidik itu juga menunjukkan Malaysia mencatat jumlah 36 peratus penembusan penggunaan Instagram iaitu melepasi peratus purata dunia.

Manakala bagi penggunaan Facebook pula, Malaysia mencatatkan kadar penggunaan sebanyak 5.8 peratus iaitu di tangga keenam dunia.

Angka itu meletakkan Malaysia di belakang Belgium, Thailand, Jepun, Ghana, dan Filipina.

Malaysia mencatatkan kadar penggunaan Facebook sebanyak 5.8 peratus

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Violence against women takes many forms, but one of the most extreme is femicide—the killing of a woman by men’s violence. The patterns of this crime—control, abuse, and escalation—are so alarmingly familiar, that femicide is preventable. How do we do that? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Nazreen Nizam, Acting Executive Director of Women's Aid Organisation,
which is a non-profit dedicated to supporting survivors of gender-based violence and also advocating for societal change and women's rights.

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Violence against women takes many forms, but one of the most extreme is femicide—the killing of a woman by men’s violence. The patterns of this crime—control, abuse, and escalation—are so alarmingly familiar, that femicide is preventable. How do we do that? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Haezreena Begum Abdul Hamid, criminologist and Deputy Dean of Higher Degree, at Universiti Malaya’s Faculty of Law.