Tag: Malaysia
Watch: Parish in Malaysia goes green, embraces Laudato si’
What does it take to become the country's greenest parish?
‘We should not give up,’ says Malaysian journalist ahead of court...
Freedom of both press and speech face renewed pressure under govt
Malaysia’s top cop and the straw that broke the camel’s back
A surprising confession to the media highlights the issue of endemic corruption within the police
Wanita Malaysia permalukan sistem peradilan dalam kasus penculikan putrinya
Bagi kebanyakan orang tahun ini merupakan tahun yang buruk akibat pandemi yang telah mengubah kehidupan sehari-hari. Namun bagi M. Indira Gandhi, seorang ibu dan guru taman kanak-kanak di Malaysia, tahun ini adalah sebagian dari 11 tahun perjuangannya yang penuh dengan kesedihan untuk merebut kembali putrinya Prasana Diksa, yang diculik oleh mantan suaminya pada tahun 2009.
One woman’s quest for justice shames Malaysia’s justice system
Mother calls top cop’s bluff, sues police for inaction over kidnapped daughter
Coronavirus hits Malaysian rubber glove giant
Outbreak in factory dorm highlights Top Glove’s treatment of migrant workers
Malaysia palm oil workers discouraged from going home, rights groups say
Malaysian plantations have long faced accusations of mistreating 330,000 or so migrants
Uyghurs in Malaysia: Parliamentary debate prompts questions on refugee status
Govt has signaled its intent not to deport Uyghurs back to China, contradicting its ironclad policy on immigration
Malaysia called to free children from immigration detention
More than 700 children being held in immigration detention facilities nationwide, govt says
Malaysia lets undocumented migrants work but hardship fears persist
Undocumented migrants can sign up to work in construction, plantations, agriculture and manufacturing, or choose to return to home countries