It is time we help the stateless among us
by
Matthew Tan Kiak Hin
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Schooling for Rohingya children in Penang
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When the Burma Citizenship Law was enacted in 1982, 800,000 Rohingya were left stateless because it no longer recognised them as citizens. Stateless and vulnera...
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Making full use of a creative economy
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The importance of a creative economy is undeniable – it generates income, jobs and export earnings based on the practical ingenuity of individuals and gro...
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