Can plantations value more than profit? Some in Malaysia think soPlantation owners in the Borneo state of Sabah are setting aside land for conservation but some remain sceptical.
Malaysian mothers fight country’s unequal citizenship lawsMalaysia is one of just 28 countries that do not allow women to pass on their nationality on an equal basis with men.
New sexual harassment bill edges closer to law in MalaysiaThe new bill will expand the legal options available to survivors, but activists say it doesn’t go far enough.
Teen murder charge shows ‘gaps’ in Malaysia’s treatment of girlsExperts say the handling of the 15-year-old’s case has failed to adequately recognise her as a child and rape victim.
Is there still a chance to save the Malayan tiger?Fewer than 150 wild tigers remain in Malaysia’s forests, where 3,000 once roamed in the 1950s.
In Malaysia, young people find their voice amid a pandemicA burgeoning youth movement has taken it upon itself to reform the country and is vying for political leadership.