Tag: Malaysia
‘Walk for Justice’ organizers file complaint against police in Malaysia
TBH-ADA is seeking justice for the death of Teoh Beng Hock who was found dead on July 16, 2009, after being questioned overnight
WWII heroine could be Malaysia’s first saint
Sybil Kathigasu is renowned for her compassionate care and resistance efforts during the Japanese occupation of Malaysia in WWII
Indigenous groups in Borneo oppose Malaysia’s potential BRICS membership over sovereignty...
They criticized Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration for potentially compromising indigenous rights in pursuit of economic alliances
Activists in Sarawak denounce the construction of 10 new mega-dams
The construction of these structures not only displaces entire indigenous communities but also destroys precious biodiversity
SPOTLIGHT: Raising a glass to tradition
Connecting today's youth to Indigenous wisdoms through the art of rice winemaking
Homelessness for a night: the Lenten initiative in Kuala Lumpur
"A lesson on a human fraternity that warms the heart, lived among the least". This is how the local Catholic weekly Herald Malaysia describes the initiative...
Malaysian artists decry ‘Mentega Terbang’ film ban and blasphemy charge as...
Conservatives said the film violates Islamic beliefs. Malaysia has over 63 percent of citizens identifying as Muslim
Thai government initiates talks for peace in troubled southern provinces
The conflict, lingering since the end of World War II, has resulted in a devastating toll of 10 thousand victims over the last two decades
Church in Malaysia declares 2024 as ‘Year of Oil and Anointing’
Bishop Hii lamented that corporations have been exploiting even the supposed to be oil reserves meant for “future generations”.
After a year in power, Malaysia’s Madani government falters on reform...
The government of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim marked its first year in power with various stakeholders pushing for the urgent implementation of political reforms.
During its...