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Freedom from fear
Sabahan filmmaker and human rights advocate Nadira Ilana speaks to theSun about the language of ‘riot’ and the freedom of speech and expression 27 Jan 2021 / 13:30 H. Nadira recently completed a short film titled Tadau om Vuhan Kopisoomo (Were the Sun and the Moon to Meet) and is working on her first feature film, Wilderness. – PICTURE COURTESY OF NADIRA ILANA
THERE is a clear sense of urgency for activism in Nadira Ilana’s work as a filmmaker and human rights advocate. She feels the need to create conversation surrounding what a Malaysian identity is, on her own terms as an East Malaysian.