The Forgotten Travails of Indentured Indian Women in Malaya
by
Preveena Balakrishnan
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WHEN THE PAS-led state government of Terengganu decided to enforce segregated seating in accordance to gender in its sole cinema in Kuala Terengganu1, the annou...
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