A brutal assault and rising fear in Malaysia’s LGBT community


  • Nation
  • Friday, 24 Aug 2018

RANTAU (Thomson Reuters Foundation): In her dimly lit room in a Malaysian village, Suki rests on a bed as she recovers from a brutal attack that has highlighted what campaigners say is growing hostility towards gay and transgender people in the country.

Update: Five friends claim trial to attack on transgender woman

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