A Slow Fade: Why Tamil Schools Are Disappearing In Malaysia
October 19, 2022
When Angel Nathalina was set to enrol in a Tamil school as a then 7-year-old, the reality was a vast contrast from her expectations. Growing
Not So Picture Perfect – How Sharing Images Online Are Never Truly Safe
October 17, 2022
Trigger warning: sexual assault, child pornography In 2020, a Telegram group V2K was exposed for distributing and sharing images of women without their consent and
12yo Armand Idrizam Hires Sabah Farmers And Runs ‘Koko Loko’ A Homegrown Chocolate Brand
October 14, 2022
Meet Armand Idrizam, a young entrepreneur, who at a very young age had a vision and set it into motion to make it a reality.
Indians Are the 3rd Largest Ethnic Group In Malaysia – But They Are Still Fighting For Their Rights
October 14, 2022
Malaysian Indians make up an estimated 32.7 million (6.6%) people of the nation’s total population in 2022. That’s the third largest ethnic group, only surpassed
8 Powerhouse Orang Asli Women Who Have Gone Against The Tide To Achieve Success
October 12, 2022
According to data from 2019, the Orang Asli (OA) population amounts to 210,611 within Peninsular Malaysia, comprising 18 tribes and each possessing its own unique
UNICEF: Around 100,000 Children In Malaysia Have Experienced Online Sexual Exploitation & Abuse
October 11, 2022
Trigger warning: mentions of underage sexual assault, abuse, rape Children are often educated to be aware of “stranger danger”, which includes not talking to strangers
Online Job Scams: The Lure For Fast And Big Cash May Be Fatal
October 11, 2022
Eric B* returned safely home to Malaysia in September 2022. He is one of the 168 victims rescued by Wisma Putra following a job scam
Faces Of Fighters: Breast Cancer And Its Costly Toll On Patients
October 7, 2022
Wiwik Wardati Baharuddin, a 44-year-old head nurse in a local private hospital, gave birth to her second daughter that she had struggled to conceive in
The Flooding Of Malaysia’s Rice Bowl – Sea Level Rise And Its Repercussions On Kedah’s Rice Farmers
October 4, 2022
The state of Kedah is known as the “Rice Bowl of Malaysia” since it produces some 43% of Malaysia’s home-grown rice[1]. As such, many of
Faiz Qayyuum: Ex-Troubled Teen Turned Activist Helping The Marginalised
September 30, 2022
Faiz Qayyuum Abdul Majid knows a thing or two about giving second chances to those who need them the most. His colourful past involved befriending