A History of the Malay Left: Part One
by
Izzuddin Ramli &
Koay Su-Lyn
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Borneoans in Penang
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At a glance, Damai Beach in Kuching is not dissimilar to Penang's beaches.Leaving home is painful but unavoidable for many: the unbearable longing for fam...
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Time to Respect the Original Peoples
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The term “Orang Asli”, or “original people”, is a collective appellation for the 18 ethnic tribes “officially classified for admin...
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