Tag: Malaysia
Abuse survivor’s ordeal sheds light on Malaysia ‘unilateral conversions’
The issue has become another battleground between increasingly vocal Islamist hardliners and those seeking to defend the rights of minorities
Civil courts have no jurisdiction over religious renunciation cases, Malaysia’s high...
Malaysia has shariah courts that hear and decide on matters pertaining to Islam
Malaysia to abolish mandatory death penalty
Further study would be conducted on what sentences could be substituted for the death penalty
Indonesia, Malaysia summon India envoys over ‘derogatory’ Prophet remarks
Various Middle Eastern nations summon New Delhi's envoys and a Kuwaiti supermarket removes Indian products
From drones to sensors, Malaysian durian grower goes high-tech
Grown across Southeast Asia, fans hail the spiky durian as the "king of fruit" due to its bittersweet flavors and creamy golden flesh
‘Surprise’ urban Malaysia floods drive pleas for climate action
Climate change played a role in the severity of the rains and floods, but other factors also contributed to the damage
Malaysian ambassador to Holy See receives Vatican’s Order of Pope Pius...
The Order of Pope Pius IX, also referred as the Pian Order, is a papal order of knighthood originally founded by Pope Pius IV in 1560
Caritas Malaysia joins global humanitarian appeal for Ukraine
“The world is deeply concerned by the war that is being waged in Ukraine,” said Bishop Bernard Paul, president of Caritas Malaysia
12,000 displaced by floods in Malaysia
The tropical Southeast Asian nation was hit by bouts of bad weather over the weekend, as continuous rain swamped towns on the east coast
Caritas Malaysia urged to ‘read’ signs of weakness, identify priorities
“It is time for us to read the signs of progress, weakness, concerns and priorities that are in front of us,” said Bishop Bernard Paul