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Doncaster-born poet Louisa Adjoa Parker on mental health and grief in her new collection

Doncaster-born poet Louisa Adjoa Parker on mental health and grief in her new collection
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LETTER | Custodial deaths preventable if we care more

LETTER | Custodial deaths preventable if we care more
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Custodial deaths – the rot must end | The Malaysian Insight

Copy URL THREE custodial deaths among Malaysians in the last 40 days in our prisons, all ethnic Indians. Much chatter has been generated from this recent spate of deaths, including from prominent persons, organisations and civil society groups and of course the public. Lawmakers such as Lim Kit Siang and Kasthuri Patto, the Malaysian Bar and the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission – the right and proper authority to investigate and report – which has said it would, and a number of civil societies have all weighed in on this. Then we have the Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) established by Parliament in 2000. Whether Suhakam is a toothless tiger in these matters is anybody’s guess, as there was a news report dated January 22 about a lawyer for a custodial death victim who claimed Suhakam has no legal power to probe custodial deaths.

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Self-help key to success for Indians

Bernama PETALING JAYA: The Indian community in Malaysia continues to lag behind the other races, but it will be a mistake to place the blame squarely on the government. Many analysts and stakeholders who spoke to theSun agreed that there is a high incidence of social problems in the community, and a lot of that has to do with historical factors. On the other hand, they believed that the community should make an effort to get out of the rut. There are many very successful individuals in the Indian community, a strong indication that they have the potential to make it like other Malaysians, head of social, law and human rights at Emir Research Jason Loh Seong Wei said.

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Sri Lankan woman living in Malaysia eager to celebrate Sinhalese New Year with diverse meals, potluck session | Life

Wednesday, 14 Apr 2021 11:45 AM MYT BY ANNE GRACE SAVITHA Melani (pic) will be preparing milk rice (known as Kiribath) that is usually eaten with onion sambal. Picture courtesy of Melani Hansika Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. PETALING JAYA, April 14 When Melani Hansika migrated from Sri Lanka to Malaysia seven years ago, she felt very down and alone, especially on her first Sinhalese New Year here a special day where other Malaysian Indian communities would usher in their New Year with immediate family members. Hansika even wondered whether she would be able to grow accustomed to a watered-down celebration here without the usual community and rituals as compared to in her hometown of Colombo.

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