
10 Social Justice Milestones That Shaped Malaysia
The creation of a more socially just society doesn’t just rest on the shoulders of a country’s administration. Each one of us has a part

The creation of a more socially just society doesn’t just rest on the shoulders of a country’s administration. Each one of us has a part

With the minimised digital divide in recent years, activism is more accessible to many. Action is also easier to take in swaying the nation’s social,

There is no better way to start the year than to talk about good and hopeful stories that spur generosity, encourage empathy and stir a

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

Over the years, Malaysia’s name has soared locally and internationally and it’s all thanks to the country’s prestigious sportsmen and sportswomen. Aside from creating our

Born in Kuala Lumpur, Lim Anuar is known as an illustrator, artist and designer. Having been born deaf, he completed his early education at the

Zuraini Kamal was 43 years old when she was diagnosed with endometrial cancer at stage 1B in 2012. With no support groups and non-governmental organisations

An hour’s drive away from Kuala Lumpur southbound, we will arrive at the state of Negeri Sembilan. Despite its proximity to Klang Valley, the state

The drug culture in Malaysia, with all its toxicity, is unfortunately still prevalent in Malaysian societies today. Year after year, we see and hear stories

Whether born into royalty or married into the family – princes and princesses, kings and queens in Malaysia have no qualms utilising their influence or