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Franklin Francis is in his 40s and lives in Sungai Petani, Kedah with his aged mother and older sister. He…

Maureen Benedict, a retired teacher, has been involved in assisting vulnerable and marginalised communities in Ipoh, Perak for more than…

Franklin Francis is in his 40s and lives in Sungai Petani, Kedah…

Maureen Benedict, a retired teacher, has been involved in assisting vulnerable and…

In the early days of the Movement Control Order (MCO), we had…

At the beginning of the Movement Control Order (MCO), we had the…

Kami menemubual Pak Wan dari Dapur Jalanan Kuala Lumpur (DJKL). DJKL merupakan…

Pada awal penguatkuasaan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP), kami telah berkesempatan untuk menemubual…

Maureen Benedict, a retired teacher, has been involved in assisting vulnerable and marginalised communities in Ipoh, Perak for more than…

Franklin Francis is in his 40s and lives in Sungai Petani, Kedah with his aged mother and older sister. He…

Maureen Benedict, a retired teacher, has been involved in assisting vulnerable and marginalised communities in Ipoh, Perak for more than…

At the beginning of the Movement Control Order (MCO), we had the chance to talk to Mahi, from Beyond Borders…

Kami menemubual Pak Wan dari Dapur Jalanan Kuala Lumpur (DJKL). DJKL merupakan organisasi yang bergerak aktif dalam menyalurkan makanan dan…

Pada awal penguatkuasaan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP), kami telah berkesempatan untuk menemubual Puan Akmar dari Pertubuhan Kebajikan Ar-Riqab Kuala Lumpur…

“It would be good if for the next 6 months or more, e-hailing companies could reduce the percentage that is taken from the drivers. It will be a huge help – temporarily until we can get back on our feet.” – Interview with Franklin Francis, E-Hailing Driver

“It would be good if for the next 6 months or more, e-hailing companies could reduce the percentage that is taken from the drivers. It will be a huge help – temporarily until we can get back on our feet.” – Interview with Franklin Francis, E-Hailing Driver

“I believe that social services should have been considered as essential services and their officers should have also be on the ground helping people, just like healthcare providers.” – Interview with Maureen Benedict

“This pandemic actually shows us that we actually can come and unite at the same time. People are organizing everything themselves, people are doing mutual aid, to actually cater to other people’s needs.” – Ainina Sofia, Volunteer

“People who are poor are stranded. Migrant workers and refugees who rely on day to day jobs are all stranded. And, it is really unfortunate in a country like Malaysia, there are many who are going without food. That is really sad.” – Interview with Mahi from Beyond Borders Malaysia

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“It would be good if for the next 6 months or more, e-hailing companies could reduce the percentage that is taken from the drivers. It will be a huge help – temporarily until we can get back on our feet.” – Interview with Franklin Francis, E-Hailing Driver

“I believe that social services should have been considered as essential services and their officers should have also be on the ground helping people, just like healthcare providers.” – Interview with Maureen Benedict

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“It would be good if for the next 6 months or more, e-hailing companies could reduce the percentage that is taken from the drivers. It will be a huge help – temporarily until we can get back on our feet.” – Interview with Franklin Francis, E-Hailing Driver

“I believe that social services should have been considered as essential services and their officers should have also be on the ground helping people, just like healthcare providers.” – Interview with Maureen Benedict

“This pandemic actually shows us that we actually can come and unite at the same time. People are organizing everything themselves, people are doing mutual aid, to actually cater to other people’s needs.” – Ainina Sofia, Volunteer

“People who are poor are stranded. Migrant workers and refugees who rely on day to day jobs are all stranded. And, it is really unfortunate in a country like Malaysia, there are many who are going without food. That is really sad.” – Interview with Mahi from Beyond Borders Malaysia

“Kami mengharap kerjasama badan kerajaan & NGO dihubungkan dengan baik tanpa prejudis dan syak wasangka antara satu sama lain demi pembangunan & kesejahteraan nusa dan bangsa.” – Pak Wan, Dapur Jalanan KL

“Selain memberikan makanan, kita juga berperanan sebagai mediator untuk memberi maklumat yang betul kepada mereka.”- temubual bersama Puan Akmar, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Ar-Riqab Kuala Lumpur

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“I believe that social services should have been considered as essential services and their officers should have also be on the ground helping people, just like healthcare providers.” – Interview with Maureen Benedict

“This pandemic actually shows us that we actually can come and unite at the same time. People are organizing everything themselves, people are doing mutual aid, to actually cater to other people’s needs.” – Ainina Sofia, Volunteer

“People who are poor are stranded. Migrant workers and refugees who rely on day to day jobs are all stranded. And, it is really unfortunate in a country like Malaysia, there are many who are going without food. That is really sad.” – Interview with Mahi from Beyond Borders Malaysia

“Kami mengharap kerjasama badan kerajaan & NGO dihubungkan dengan baik tanpa prejudis dan syak wasangka antara satu sama lain demi pembangunan & kesejahteraan nusa dan bangsa.” – Pak Wan, Dapur Jalanan KL

“Selain memberikan makanan, kita juga berperanan sebagai mediator untuk memberi maklumat yang betul kepada mereka.”- temubual bersama Puan Akmar, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Ar-Riqab Kuala Lumpur

“It would be good if for the next 6 months or more, e-hailing companies could reduce the percentage that is taken from the drivers. It will be a huge help – temporarily until we can get back on our feet.” – Interview with Franklin Francis, E-Hailing Driver

“I believe that social services should have been considered as essential services and their officers should have also be on the ground helping people, just like healthcare providers.” – Interview with Maureen Benedict

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“People who are poor are stranded. Migrant workers and refugees who rely on day to day jobs are all stranded. And, it is really unfortunate in a country like Malaysia, there are many who are going without food. That is really sad.” – Interview with Mahi from Beyond Borders Malaysia

“Kami mengharap kerjasama badan kerajaan & NGO dihubungkan dengan baik tanpa prejudis dan syak wasangka antara satu sama lain demi pembangunan & kesejahteraan nusa dan bangsa.” – Pak Wan, Dapur Jalanan KL

“Selain memberikan makanan, kita juga berperanan sebagai mediator untuk memberi maklumat yang betul kepada mereka.”- temubual bersama Puan Akmar, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Ar-Riqab Kuala Lumpur

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