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
The word ‘deaf’ is commonly associated with hearing loss or the state of someone’s audiological abilities. But deaf with a capital D or Deaf refers
Since her university days, Laura has had a hard time finding accommodation. It wasn’t because there were limited rooms or houses to rent or she
Finance Minister, Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz recently announced Malaysia’s largest budget ever at RM332.1 billion. Themed as “Keluarga Malaysia, makmur sejahtera” (Malaysian family, prosperous and
The topic of the gender wage gap has often been on the table in Malaysia amongst various policymakers and as seen in the first part
The gender wage gap refers to the “difference between median earnings of men and women relative to median earnings of men.” [1] In simpler terms,
As Malaysia is battling the fourth wave of COVID-19, news of COVID-19 infection rates, hospitalizations and death rates has been plaguing the front page of
The issue of social mobility is a complex matter that has a deep connection and is entrenched by the social structure that spanned through generations.
Often, we are told that the path to success is linear. With talent or education, one would surely be able to carve out better days
Homelessness is an emotive word that conjures up images of people sleeping on the sidewalk, scavenging for food, smelly and scruffy or the drunk, dangerous,