Article 8(1) of the Federal Constitution upholds the principle that all Malaysians are equal before the law, regardless of gender, background, skin colour, or any
Picture this: the misty highlands of Ranau at dawn, where ancient stories whisper through the wind. Or imagine the rhythm of a sape echoing through
Malaysia is home to diverse Indigenous communities, each rich in language, culture, and tradition. Yet for many Orang Asli and Orang Asal youths, life often
Last year, several alleged zakat fund misuse cases made headlines. In Bintulu, a civil servant was detained for allegedly pocketing RM5,000 meant for over 100
In Kelantan, whispers have given way to questions and conversations, and these dialogues have become life-saving lessons. Gone are the days when talk of bodies,
Imagine discovering disturbing images online that resemble your child, yet no camera was used, and no real child was present. These images, created using artificial
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It took time for Atilah bt Mohamed to accept that her precious firstborn, Muhammad Iman Ismail, might be autistic. Even now, it’s a realisation she’s
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We often take it for granted: a roof over our heads, walls that keep out the heat and rain, and a place to return to