
Malaysia’s Modern-Day Slaves: From Wang Kelian To Glove Factories
The International Day for the Abolition of Modern Slavery, observed on the 2nd of December, commemorates the anniversary of the United Nations Convention for the

The International Day for the Abolition of Modern Slavery, observed on the 2nd of December, commemorates the anniversary of the United Nations Convention for the

Masyarakat seringkali mengingatkan di antara satu sama lain supaya berhati-hati apabila berjalan di kawasan Chow Kit. Dari segi sejarah, Chow Kit mempunyai persepsi yang teruk

Recently, the Local Government Development Ministry, in collaboration with the Fire and Rescue Department, uncovered a horrific situation during a surprise inspection of a building

Ranking fifth in the Western Pacific region for the highest rate of diabetes, Malaysia spends more than RM9.6 billion on diabetes management per year. In

In the heart of Borneo’s wild beauty, Sarawak, the Malaysian state, not only boasts lush rainforests, rugged mountains, and meandering rivers but also a vibrant

Deepavali, also known as Diwali, is a joyous and significant festival celebrated by millions of people of Indian origin around the world. In Malaysia, Deepavali

In a world where rising prices and economic challenges have become an everyday concern, a bold claim by Fuziah Salleh, Deputy Minister of Domestic Trade

Sepanjang sejarah, kaum wanita telah memainkan peranan penting selain daripada mengurus rumahtangga mereka. Peranan mereka telah terbukti di dalam pergerakan yang memperjuangkan kemerdekaan dan kemajuan

In Malaysia, the issues surrounding disability and the well-being of individuals with disabilities, often referred to as Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU), or Persons With Disabilities

In a world driven by fast fashion and disposable trends, a quiet revolution is unfolding turning to upcycling discarded items. As opposed to recycling, upcycling