Is Polygamy Still Practiced And Legal In Malaysia?
December 2, 2024
For some women, the dream of a happily-ever-after means finding a life partner and building a future together. But for others, the story unfolds very
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Joseph Cherian’s Changemaking Journey From Wall Street To The Classroom
November 14, 2024
Professor Joseph Cherian, a Malaccan, exemplifies a breed of influential academics with careers beyond the walls of academia, bringing global insights and experience to serve
Is KL And Major Cities In Malaysia Running Out Of Burial Grounds? Where Do The Dead Go?
November 12, 2024
In Malaysia’s bustling urban centres, where skyscrapers, cars, and people jostle for space, cities like Kuala Lumpur face a unique challenge: accommodating the deceased in
Too Much Processed Foods? What Malaysians Need to Know About Their Diets
November 5, 2024
Is processed junk food as addictive as nicotine? A recent controversial scientific study says that this is possible. International researchers in this new scientific analysis
7 Positive Steps Toward Making Malaysia More Disabled Friendly
October 10, 2024
Between uneven pavements, dotted potholes, and ramps for wheelchair users remaining a rare sight, Kuala Lumpur is not exactly the friendliest city for people with
Tanjung Rambutan: A Legacy Left Behind As Malaysia Improves In Mental Health Services
October 7, 2024
The name Tanjung Rambutan immediately evokes images of an asylum filled with “lunatics”—a generational stigma rooted in the institution’s early days that still echoes in
Women, Work And The Law: The Story of Prostitution In Malaysia
September 24, 2024
Brothels will never be allowed in Malaysia. No way.[1] That was the response of Communications Minister, Fahmi Fadzil in response to a suggestion by actor
Khadijah Shamsul’s Changemaking Journey: From Debate Coach to Refugee Advocate, Now Championing Education for All
September 13, 2024
Bubbly, personable, and intelligent, Khadijah Shamsul has made change-making a personal mission from the very start of her career. In 2015, driven by a passion
From Prison Cells To Public Scorn: 8 Malaysian Activists Fighting For A Better Tomorrow
September 5, 2024
Imagine banners with big, bold red letters, road closures, and megaphones blaring in the streets—activism often conjures a controversial image. Yet, being an activist means
Worrying Trend: At Least 2 Elderly Patients Are Abandoned At Government Hospitals Monthly
September 1, 2024
Unable to recall his name or produce an ID, Ah Chong*, a 70-year-old man with dementia, was admitted to Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) after concerned