To many developing countries, tourism is one major driver of economic growth due to its pristine beaches and natural wonders. Tourism generates jobs and improves
The Orang Asli (OA) or “first people” have long been ignored when it comes to battling the threat of climate change in Malaysia. Indeed, they
Water is a human right and everyone deserves access to clean water and sanitation. Without water, livelihoods and living are affected. Perhaps you may remember
26-year-old Lavanya Sivaji has made waves through her pageant platform. It has allowed her to advocate an issue dear to her which is the Orang
Agriculture is a vital sector in Malaysia’s economy, contributing 7.4% to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2020[1], and over the years, it employs
Samuel Isaiah, 35, took the road less travelled when he embarked on a journey as an educator. Having been recognised for several teaching accolades –
The Orang Asli community and the land have worked in tandem for decades. A respectful partnership with the forest, the Orang Asli community only reaps
Pandemik dari koronavirus telah memberikan impak kepada setiap orang – muda dan tua, setiap komuniti – luar bandar dan bandar dan tidak ada satu pun
Komuniti peribumi Malaysia, atau lebih dikenali sebagai Orang Asli, adalah salah satu populasi termiskin di Malaysia. 33% penduduk Orang Asli dianggap miskin tegar. Dalam sebuah
Apabila kita terfikir tentang komuniti peribumi Malaysia (atau lebih dikenali sebagai Orang Asli), seringkali timbulnya persepsi bahawa mereka merupakan penduduk kampung yang tinggal jauh di