Life on the margins for Rohingya in Malaysia – Nikkei Asian Review
KUALA LUMPUR -- Gulajan Binti Nur Hamad was only 9 years old when she saw her house set ablaze by rampaging Buddhist mobs. "There was fire and fighting," she said,…
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KUALA LUMPUR -- Gulajan Binti Nur Hamad was only 9 years old when she saw her house set ablaze by rampaging Buddhist mobs. "There was fire and fighting," she said,…
RANGOON - Aung San Suu Kyi’s chances of becoming president dimmed yesterday after she lost her struggle to break the dominance of Burma’s military establishment. Supporters of the democracy activist…
YANGON -- Ahead of national elections due later this year, Myanmar's military-influenced parliament voted on Thursday to maintain the army's veto over key legislative changes and to keep a law…
KUALA LUMPUR -- When Malaysia's opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was sent to prison in February, controversially convicted on charges alleging sodomy with a political aide, the well-known cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar…
KUALA LUMPUR - After months of internecine fighting that highlighted some of Malaysia's long-standing ethnic and religious divisions, the end for the three-party Pakatan Rakyat (People's Alliance) coalition came after…
BANGKOK - In Aceh on the northern tip of Indonesia's Sumatra Island, the refugees were in bad shape when they landed in early and mid-May after a long ordeal at…
BANGKOK - Last year's census was Myanmar's first in over 3 decades but so far there has been no mention of how many of Myanmar's 51.4 million people are Buddhist,…
BANGKOK – For Rohingya, it surely seemed as if the Myanmar government was not taking the meeting seriously, much less committing to addressing the decades of discrimination and bias that…