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| As violence in Myanmar escalates, Adrian Pereira from NSI discusses how ASEAN should step in to stabilise the situation ahead of next month's elections. |
Pada hemat saya peribahasa ini sudah cukup mengartikulasikan bahawa apa sahaja konflik, kemelut atau krisis yang melibat soal dua pihak yang berkuasa; yang sentiasa menjadi mangsa adalah rakyat yang tidak berdaya.
| On a hot and humid recent Sunday evening at Kuala Lumpur's Central Market, hundreds of people weave through crowded stalls selling an array of goods such as clothes, souvenirs, food and drinks. |
| Activists reject xenophobic views, urge employers to educate workers on local customs |
| SHAH ALAM - Human rights advocates are urging the media to play a more constructive role in shaping public perceptions of migrant workers. |
| The presence of foreign workers at popular tourist destinations in the city, especially during festive seasons, should not be seen as an inconvenience or perceived as a threat. |
| Banning migrant workers from living in housing estates will create divisions in society and a sense of “us versus them”, according to a consumer advocate. |
| A Pakatan Harapan MP has urged the home ministry to take action against Rohingya traders operating stalls at the Pasar Besar Meru in Klang, a call which a migrant activist labelled “extremely racist and xenophobic”. |
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