On Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Malaysia
by
Choong Sim-Poey
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Addressing Cultural Taboos and Alleviating Period Poverty
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INVENTED BY WARTIME nurses on realising that cellulose is better able to absorb blood from wounds than cloth, sanitary pads as we know them today entered mainst...
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Manora: Much More Than Just a Ritualistic Dance
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PEOPLE FREELY MOVED along the neck of the Malay peninsula before the 1940 Agreement was introduced which necessitated a border pass for crossing between British...
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