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In Malaysia, a mother’s love offers her trans daughter refuge (opens the original)
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For transgender Muslims in Kelantan, quiet family acceptance at home contrasts with growing fear of sharia crackdowns She had known for years that Hana* was different. As a child, Hana preferred girls’ clothes and spent most of her time with girls. Later, after leaving Kelantan to study, she began transitioning and eventually returned home, living openly as a woman. Rozi, 58, struggled to accept it at first, but what troubled her more was the thought that rejecting Hana might push her out of the
Negeri Sembilan royal crisis: veteran Malaysian politician charged with sedition (opens the original)
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Rais Yatim is accused of making remarks backing Tunku Nadzaruddin and urging others to be loyal to the rival claimant to the state throne Rais Yatim, 84, a former cabinet minister and president of Malaysia’s Senate, was charged at the Sessions Court in Ayer Keroh, Melaka, for his comments on June 5, during a ceremony proclaiming Tunku Nadzaruddin Tuanku Ja’afar the state’s 12th ruler. Rais is accused of uttering seditious words at the Parkroyal A’Famosa Melaka Resort in Alor Gajah at about 1pm t
‘Open, close, reopen’: return of choking haze traps Malaysian schools in limbo (opens the original)
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All 108 schools in Serian close again as API readings break 200, highlighting the limits of cloud seeding while monsoon winds persist All 108 schools in Serian, a district in the state of Sarawak on Malaysian Borneo, were ordered to close on Thursday after the air pollutant index (API) breached 200 on Wednesday night, forcing pupils back to home-based learning. By noon, Serian’s API reading was still at 211, making it the only location nationwide in the “very unhealthy” category, while nine othe
Malaysians joke about nettle beds to end Negeri Sembilan royal row (opens the original)
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With two men claiming the throne and no legal exit in sight, commenters suggest nettle-bed endurance tests to end the fight The dispute has left Negeri Sembilan with two men claiming the throne, a state government at odds with the palace and no clear legal route to settle the fight. One social media user suggested reviving adat perpatih – the customary law of Negeri Sembilan – by subjecting ruler Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir and rival claimant Tunku Nadzaruddin Tuanku Ja’afar to the “stone mattr
Home at last? Why house arrest for Malaysia’s Najib is no done deal (opens the original)
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The former PM has been granted house arrest, but an unpaid US$12 million fine and a second prison term stand in his way The 73-year-old has spent nearly two years fighting to serve his sentence at home, after claiming a royal order issued alongside his 2024 sentence commutation granted him that privilege. Najib must first settle that fine before he can be released from prison, but even if he manages to raise the funds, his future is far from certain.
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