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Malaysia human rights
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Is There Room for Transgender Rights in the ‘New Malaysia’?
By Ana Salvá
Activists believe that the situation for trans people has not changed at all, or has arguably gotten even worse.
Malaysia Grapples With Chilling Case of an Abducted Pastor
By Luke Hunt
Raymond Koh's disappearance is worthy of comparisons with Sombath Somphone.
Malaysia Silences 1MDB Whistleblower in Blow to Rights
By Luke Hunt
The sentencing of an opposition politician is just the latest attempt to cover up a deepening 1MDB scandal.
Malaysia's Growing Crackdown on Dissent
By Luke Hunt
A new report sheds light on a disturbing trend.
Malaysia Passes Controversial National Security Law
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The National Security Council bill is another step closer to becoming a reality.
Malaysia Likely to Pass TPP Despite Najib Troubles: Expert
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Support deemed sufficient for country to get mammoth free trade pact through.
Malaysia After The Anwar Verdict
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The strategy director of Malaysia’s opposition party on the imprisonment of its leader Anwar Ibrahim.
Malaysia Jails Opposition Leader in Blow to Rights
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Court upholds Anwar Ibrahim's conviction, threatening to end his political career.
Malaysia, US Spar Over Human Rights
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Malaysia summons U.S. envoy after a week of criticism for its tarnished human rights record
Malaysia: How Will It Perform on the UN Security Council?
By Jared Genser
The country brings some baggage of its own to the Council.
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