The stateless people in Sabah, Malaysia are denied access to schools, jobs, and healthcare, and their village is facing demolition. They have found advocates in the youth movement Borneo Komrad. ABDUL ...

Refugees and stateless people can gain access to education through partnership and sponsorship programmes with educational institutions within and outside Malaysia. (Putri Purnama Sugua pic) Allowing ...

KUALA LUMPUR ― She is a top student at her school in Klang, speaks fluent Bahasa Malaysia, idolises Neelofa and her favourite food is nasi lemak. Despite having traits that appear Malaysian, Roisah ...

very school day, 14-year-old Tiara Punithan wakes up at 6.30 am in the living space she shares with her younger sister and father at the back of a small shophouse in Batu Tiga, Klang. Tiara and her ...

"Education is so important for every single child," says a New Zealand woman who calls Malaysia home. "No exceptions." For the last 15 years, Dr Kathryn Rivai has been on a mission to ensure all ...

Abdul Razak Ahmad, founding director of Bait Al-Amanah, says schools could be opened to them during weekends as in Turkey. The Malaysian government gives out scholarships to foreign students, ...

Ad Nut’s home is the woodlands, rich with trees and generous with nuts. So Ad Nut can’t imagine being born to this land and yet being told by others that it’s not Ad Nut’s home. But that is the way of ...

KINARUT (Malaysia): Living in a foetid slum, eight-year-old Cynthia wants to learn to read and write, but in the eyes of the country of her birth, she has no legal status and cannot go to school.

In the latest Open Access article of Dr Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli, written with co-authors Dr Bayes Ahmed and Professor Peter Sammonds, she explores the resettlement preferences of refugees ...

(New York) – The Malaysian federal and state governments should ensure that COVID-19 related health care services are available without discrimination to all migrants, stateless people, and refugees, ...