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There's Been A Rise In Hate Towards The Rohingya In Malaysia Recently. Here's Why
NGOs have remarked that the refugee and Rohingya issue in Malaysia has been poorly understood by the public.
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Wan Azizah: Female Circumcision Is "Actually Cultural" In Malaysia
She was referring to Malaysian delegates who defended the practice at the United Nations Periodic Review recently.
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Khairy: Signing Anti-Discrimination UN Treaty Would Go Against Bumiputera Rights
"This will cause an impact if we were to ratify and enforce it as law."
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Tun M Shares About The New Malaysia And What It Wants At The UN General Assembly
"...a Malaysia that is a friend to all and enemy of none."
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A US-Based NGO Reveals That It Has Been Working With PH Leaders For The Last 15 Years
The organisation is funded by the US State Department and the United Nations, among others.
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Watch The Dramatic Escape Of A North Korean Soldier Who Defected To The South
It's an extraordinary footage that shows the soldier's desperate dash to freedom.
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How Authentic Home-Cooked Food Is Helping This Refugee Family Start Over In Malaysia
Mina and her family have been living in Malaysia for the past four years.
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Refugees Are Not Illegal Immigrants. Here's Why We Shouldn’t Tell Them To "F*** Off"
Most refugees have fled their war-torn countries, lost their homes, and countless loved ones.
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Refugees Forced To Drink Toilet Water At Malaysian Immigration Detention Centres
160 detainees have died at various local immigration detention centres between 2014 and 2016.
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Yikes, People Are Saying Zahid Hamidi Should've Delivered His Speech In BM
Deputy Prime Minister recently delivered a speech at the General Debate of the 71st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Why Are The Orang Asli Community Some Of The Poorest In Malaysia?
Lack of education is named as one of the biggest causes of poverty in the country.
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Aung San Suu Kyi not invited to global meeting due to continued silence on plight of Rohingya migrants
Thousands of Rohingya refugees continue to drift aimlessly off the coast of Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, yet leaders from Myanmar, Bangladesh and the aforementioned countries are still playing "a game of marine ping pong" without a foreseeable solution to the crisis.
Updated from: Who Will Save The Rohingyas? What Are SEA Leaders Doing To Handle The Crisis?
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