After a decade of documenting racial discrimination, Pusat Komas is set to return with its 11th edition of the Malaysian Racism Report, introducing a series of refinements.

Due for release on Monday (March 30), the publication is set to feature sharper insights and more robust recommendations, drawing on years of refining how racism is understood against an increasingly complex social and political backdrop.

First published in 2015, the Malaysian Racism Report became a key civil society effort to systematically record cases ranging from everyday discrimination to rhetoric entrenched in Malaysia’s political and institutional spaces.

Over the years, the report has recorded incidents spanning education, employment, politics, and everyday social interactions, highlighting how racism manifests at an interpersonal and institutional level.

As it enters its 2025 edition, Pusat Komas director Jerald Joseph said...