
Tenaganita slams gov't, opposition for ignoring human trafficking
'As long as nothing is done, Malaysian people will be trafficked out and Malaysia will be a source country for human trafficking.'

'As long as nothing is done, Malaysian people will be trafficked out and Malaysia will be a source country for human trafficking.'

The metal factory they are working in will close down.

These hit a high of 7,692 complaints, an increase of almost 2,000 complaints from 2013.

They also protest that their 'tanah adat' remains unrecognised by the state.


A representative from the KTM Khairat Kematian Charitable Association says she had been provoked.

UNHCR says it has a rigorous process to determine if applicants are in danger in their home country.






