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Women's Aid Organisation (WAO) Research and Advocacy officer Anis Farid expounds on what makes femicide seem like it is no cause for concern in the country.

University of Science Malaysia psychologist and criminologist (Forensic Science Programme, School of Health Sciences) Associate Professor Dr Geshina Ayu Mat Saat said the definition of femicide is constantly changing, which is why it is hard to pinpoint what exactly constitutes femicide - and how to prevent it.

Malaysians not only lack a nuanced understanding of violence, many women believe that the worst danger that could befall a woman is rape, and not murder.

Cases of online love scams are on the rise, with many recent cases highlighted of scammers successfully swindled large sum of money for unsuspecting victims.

Nazri also said it would look like Umno was bringing one of his own down. (Sinar file pix)

Communications and Multimedia Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa says TM and YTL with DNB so far and hopes other telcos will expedite finalising the agreement

Moody’s Investors Service says the new entrants would increase deposit competition in the consumer and small business segments

SDG vice president Dr Lin Mui Kiang says 12.8% of the top 20 income bracket slipped into middle-income earners during the pandemic.

Trishaw rider Shazzuan Abdullah says it has given a ray of hope to tourism industry players like him who depend entirely on making a daily wage from ferrying tourists.

Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic crisis