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'Gay Is Okay!' Book By Local Author Is No Longer Banned In Malaysia After Judicial Review
Judge Datuk Noorin Badaruddin, in her ruling, said the government "failed to show evidence of actual prejudice to public order that had occurred" after more than seven years of the book's publication.
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Government Plans To Introduce Heavier Punishments For The LGBT Community
Deputy Minister in Prime Minister's Department Ahmad Marzuk Shaary urged members of the public to report "unhealthy" LGBT activities to the local religious departments.
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Brunei To Become First Asian Country To Stone LGBTQ People To Death For Same-Sex Activity
The changes to the tiny sultanate's penal code are expected to come on 3 April.
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Tourism Minister Reportedly Told A German Broadcaster There Are No Homosexuals In Malaysia
An aide to the minister has since defended him by saying that it was his personal view.
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International Media Picks Up On 'LGBT Checklist' And Throws Malaysia Into The Spotlight
The Malay-language daily's article has received widespread condemnation.
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Lelaki Ini Kongsi Pengalaman Tinggal Sebilik Dengan Gay Dan 4 Cara Terbaik Tangani Mereka
"Cacian dan makian cuma akan membuat mereka makin rosak" - Taufiq Razif
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"Saya Sangat Menderita" - Luah Pelajar Homoseksual Dan Ateis Ini Setelah Dibuang Keluarga
Terlalu berat nampaknya masalah ini.
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Bid to challenge cross-dressing ruling invoked wrong legal procedure, argues State’s counsel
The Negeri Sembilan government will file an appeal to the Federal Court on the Court of Appeal's decision declaring that the state's Islamic Enactment banning cross-dressing by Muslim men contravened the Federal Constitution.
Updated from: Negeri Sembilan To Challenge Court Of Appeal's Striking Down Of Cross Dressing Ban
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What Does The Court Of Appeal's Striking Down Of Negri Sembilan Law Mean For Muslim Men?
Three Malaysian transgender women have won an appeal against a religious law banning Muslim men from wearing women's clothing.
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This WWII Hero Was Rewarded With Castration. Today, He Got The Justice He Deserves.
The Royal Pardon of World War II Hero Alan Turing comes 60 years after he committed suicide. Without Alan Turing, WWII may have gone a different way. Is the Royal Pardon too little too late?
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