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Survey: Many Malaysians experience stalking and want anti-stalking laws
The survey of 1,008 Malaysians showed that both men and women have experienced stalking that caused them to be afraid.
TV review: ‘For Life’ gets you down and up with the underdog
Expect a bit of whiplash from this roller-coaster ride of a legal/prison drama inspired by real life.
Breaking stereotypes: Kamala Harris' husband quit his job to support wife
Doug Emhoff, the 56-year-old husband of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, will leave his private law practice by Inauguration Day to focus on his role at the White House.
Kamala Harris' groundbreaking win energises Hollywood
Industry insiders and Hollywood celebrities were quick to cheer the ascent of the Biden/Harris ticket after four days of uncertainty
Women garment workers on front line of Sri Lanka coronavirus outbreak
All these sick women kept on working, though they had some difficultie, fearing repercussions for speaking out.
Human Writes: Pretending plantations are forests is killing Orang Asli
The tragedy that befell the Bateq Orang Asli in Kelantan, when several died from a simple case of measles, can be traced to the destruction of their customary land.
Global cuisine in a charming space at Improv Bistro
Improv Bistro was started as a space where people can come and eat good food and enjoy live music, art exhibitions and eventually, comedy nights – in keeping with the name of the place.
To save the Malayan tiger, poachers could be shot on sight
Malaysia’s Wildlife and National Parks Department is on the front lines of the struggle to stop poachers and smugglers from driving our wildlife into extinction. Its director-general speaks exclusively to The Star about measures he is taking to stem the tide.
Sexual assault within a marriage is rape – our rape laws need to include married couples too
Current laws do not protect women from rape in her marriage, giving a man the impunity to perpetrate sexual violence on his wife.
California clinic examines injuries of immigrants who seek asylum in the United States
A few times each week, Dr Nick Nelson and his team conduct medical evaluations of people who seek asylum in the United States. The doctors listen to the patients’ stories, search for signs of trauma and scrutinise injuries, such as electrocution scars, bullet wounds and unset broken bones.
