S Vinothaa

UNHCR blamed for attracting migrants to Malaysia, will be shuttered.

Deceased's children are challenging deportation order. 

Both countries must come together to end human trafficking. 

Residents contend contradictions leave room to misinterpret law.

It reveals that 292 slopes in Malaysia have a history of failure.

Residents claim Bukit Dinding was landslide-ridden just last year.

Deputy minister expects anti-stalking law to take effect in December.

Segambut MP calls for modern flood mitigation methods, not sandbags.

This comes after couple charged within eight days after investigations began.

UN agency not consulted on govt's Tris framework.

Rights group fears Malaysia's plan to deport 135 Myanmar nationals. 

Indonesian govt concerned over latest abuse case.

Envoy calls for compensation for suffering experienced.

The alleged perpetrator, a mother of two, is now in police custody.

It wants Act's amendments included in Sabah, S'wak labour ordinances. 

Sabah, Sarawak assemblies must amend own ordinances - Saravanan.

The decision was made following appeal by employer groups, minister says.

Canteen operator purportedly said: 'They can eat excrement if we sell it to them.'

This is to facilitate the migrant's pending case against ex-employer.

Social enterprise Primus Wellness helps B40 members transform their businesses. 

Authorities will improve on accommodation and timely pay too. 

'We were stripped with just a cloth to cover our private parts.'

Lawmaker alludes to police-employer collusion.

Minister M Saravanan says Sabri Umar's case will be treated fairly.