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 duties of a housewife or a homemaker are never-ending. There is no fixed 9-5 schedule and no recording of overtime hours. Some wake up
Helpless, small and sometimes lifeless – babies are still being dumped and discarded in Malaysia. The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) statistics revealed that between 2018
Autism is a neurological disorder that affects brain function. Symptoms of this disorder are usually discovered within the first three to six years of life.
In Malaysia, there were over 230,000 single mothers reported in 2016. This number has since increased[1]. During the Covid-19 lockdowns, some marriages were on the
Based on a WHO report in 2000, Malaysia ranked 49th on overall health system performance. Our neighbours, Singapore, placed 6th whilst Indonesia is at 92nd
Traditionally, women in marginalised communities play a role in homemaking duties. But their multi-tasking capabilities is more than just ensuring food is on the table
Walk into any supermarket in Malaysia and you’d be sure to stumble on the Taj Mahal Ponni brand of rice on the shelves. The company
Single mother Asmawiah Ismail had her heart torn when her two children had to go to school in ‘Phua Chu Kang’ boots (yellow rubber boots).
Trigger Warning (TW): Violence, Sexual Assault The climate of hostility towards transgender persons in Malaysia has subjected a large portion of the community to harrowing