All Articles

Femicide: the intentional killing of women and girls on the basis of gender, reflecting the most extreme form of gender-based violence. But what happens when this becomes normalised? How have we manifested an era like this one, where gender-based violence runs rampant in the Malaysian schools? Hitesh M. dissects the cultural factors for this horrifying reality in this News Article.

Papua New Guinea (PNG) holds one of the last great tropical rainforests on Earth, a 288,000-square-kilometer expanse teeming with biodiversity and ancient indigenous heritage. Yet, as the chainsaws roar through the canopy, much of that destruction bears a distinct Malaysian footprint. Contributing Writer, Nuraiah, discusses this issue and highlights Malaysia's role in the destruction of Papua New Guinea's land and society.

As Malaysia prepares to host the ASEAN Summit, all eyes are on one particularly polarizing guest: former U.S. President Donald Trump. His expected attendance is already stirring debate within Malaysia’s political, civic, and diplomatic circles. This tension between pragmatism and principle raises a critical question: Should Malaysia welcome Trump?

Though Malaysian politicians often herald the country as a "champion of human rights", it's unclear how Malaysia's policies surrounding refugees support these claims. Safiyyah Mitha explores the policies (or lack thereof) that impact the Malaysian Experience, as experienced by refugees,