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Lighting the way for neglected girls
MALAYSIANS KINI | Rajini Saudranrajan talks about instilling meaning in those who have given up.
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Rendering aid to the Rohingya through education
MALAYSIANS KINI | Tengku Emma Zuriana explains why she set up a foundation to help Rohingya refugees go to school.
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After 'gay party' furore, LGBT community prefers to lie low
FEATURE | Some believe in compromise in order to live life with dignity and peace.
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Learning to live and let live in a multicultural society
How a Grab car ride changed my view on 'Muslims-only' service concerns.
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Century-old Rawang home gets another two-month reprieve
Last case management hearing has been set, giving Sidhu family 'extra two-month lifeline' to save the antique house.
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Consumer advocate group Cassa proposes Race Relations Act
Group's president, Jacob, says he would work with relevant authorities to see the Act through.
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Beer festival ban 'discriminatory', but not 'transphobic' video clip?
We must champion equality and fairness for all Malaysians.
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M’sia's first woman BRT captain drives her way to top
MALAYSIANS KINI | Tuty Sofia shakes off stereotypes to follow her passion for driving buses.
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'Najib came through for Rohingya, give credit where due'
Trump should be more proactive, says Rohingya activist.
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Let employees give just 50 cents for EIS, says PSM
Party also wants bill to include provisions for contract and migrant workers.
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Court grants stay over plans to demolish 100-year-old house
'With the stay granted, the battle is on,' says house occupant Jimmy Sidhu.
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Why can't I be gay and religious?
COMMENT | Instead of chasing people away and ostracising them, why can't religions accept and forgive?
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Lee Kuan Yew, Razak, worked hardest to form M'sia, says filmmaker
Ahmad Yazid Ahmad Puad wants M'sians to remember those instrumental to the nation's birth.
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Of Lannisters, Greece, and paying our country's debts
COMMENT | We could well be in King's Landing, with the Iron Bank chasing us for payment.
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NGO ‘in talks’ with Kedah gov’t for Rohingya school
Refugee school would reflect Malaysia's ‘proactive’ stance on crisis in Myanmar, says NGO.
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‘Economic sanctions on Myanmar if no end to violence’
NGOs call for sanctions if Myanmar fails to stop ‘annihilation’ of Rohingya.
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Gatco settlers claim continued harassment by 'thugs' in land row
They want enforcement body watchdog EAIC to act against purported 'non-action' by cops on a report lodged on the incident.
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'Violence in Myanmar shows Suu Kyi's true colours'
Amanah Youth blames Myanmar's gov't for recent outbursts of violence in Rakhine.
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Kayveas lodges report against ex-MIC leader over FB comments
myPPP president claims the comments were made by Tharma Kumaran, a former FT MIC Youth chief.
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Bus driver punches passenger over 'falling asleep' report
This after Thomas Fann complained about the driver falling asleep behind the wheel near the Seremban toll plaza.
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Giving filmmakers a voice to give the people a voice
Anna Har tells how the death of an activist led her to Freedom Film Festival.
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Salleh: Dr M's plan for 'second Proton' not realistic
UPDATED 1.04PM | The former premier should be looking to the future instead, says minister.
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Salleh: Ask for Memali RCI in right context, send formal requests
UPDATED 12.48PM | The minister wants requests to be made, but not because of 'Amanat Hadi'.
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S'gor PAS ready to rumble in 42 state seats
UPDATED 2.20PM | Party is ready to take on both BN and Harapan, says state PAS leader Sallehen Mukhyi.
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At memorial service, Kit Siang takes Kerk's son as pol sec
The 25-year-old was 'surprised' by the announcement but vowed to serve the party.
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Memorial for 'true patriot' Kerk in KL tomorrow
DAP to show appreciation for Kerk Kim Hock's contributions during the party's 'darkest period'.
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Kedah's new rule on polygamy worries Harapan women's wings
Imposing lower fines on Muslim men who remarry outside the country can lead to abuse, they say.
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Leaving office comforts to fill hungry stomachs
MALAYSIANS KINI | Justin Cheah shares why he quit banking to work with Kechara Soup Kitchen.
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PPIM decries 'pigsty-like' police lockups
One former detainee claims that even Israeli jails are better.
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Saddled with debt and no diploma, ex-students vent frustrations
Students say college did not pursue full accreditation after it was sold to Mara.