Tiap kali ada tragedi traumatik di Malaysia, medsos penuh dengan lambakan info, imej, video, & spekulasi. How to navigate this?
From the creators of Body, Boundaries, Belonging, this year we're back with Reporting With Care: Ethics of Reporting Suicide (& Other Sensitive Issues)
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FRAGMEN LUKA: RANAP YANG TERSISA
TERPERANGKAP by Fynn Jamal
🗓️ 8 August 2026
📍 Rekascape, Cyberjaya
With Tri Hadzir & Wani Ardy
🎟️ RM88, RM100
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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i actually think "surface level" friendships are very healthy. not everyone in your life has to be your ride or die. some friends are for the gym. some are for going out. some are just for complaining about work or bureaucracy. when you stop expecting everyone to be your everything, the disappointment disappears. those deep convos and connections are for the 2-3 people closest to you
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Anwar, a child from Gaza, wrote this letter to his amputated leg:
"A letter to my dear leg,
Today, with you in front of me, I wanted to tell you: I was sad, and I felt weak and ashamed when I lost you, because something in me was missing and I felt I was less than other people and would never do anything again. But today I have become a strong person, and I feel confident every time I look at you. I went out and sold things, I made friends, and I started walking long distances. I do things that people with two legs cannot do.
I love you so much."
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Untuk pink pula, namanya dalam bahasa Melayu ialah merah jambu. Asal daripada warna jambu air!
Kalau dalam sastera, ada juga kita nampak penggunaan warna dadu iaitu warna kemerah-merahan atau merah muda. Istilah daripada Jawa (ꦢꦢꦸ).
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still really breaks my heart how many in my country around that year are being sexually assault by japanese. even there is literally interview that she said “i wanna die, i’m not human anymore” because of that🥲
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O MAIOR EXPOSED DO ANO E NINGUÉM TÁ FALANDO SOBRE…
Simplesmente usuários do Reddit expuseram que a empresa Amazon e o Vinted estão permitindo anúncios de crianças à venda de forma velada.
Os ped*filos usam da seguinte estratégia: anunciam brinquedos, ursos, bonecas e roupas de bebês com preços absurdamente caros que não condizem com o valor do produto, e na descrição, colocam as características da criança.
Na descrição, colocam informações como “prematuro”, idade, cor dos olhos e cabelo, quantos kg pesa, altura e gênero.
A plataforma Amazon está apagando comentários que falam sobre essa situação e o Vinted limitou os comentários de todas as redes sociais, não deixando ninguém comentar.
Quem for pesquisar sobre isso no tiktok, verá que todos os usuários que expuseram essa nojeira alcançando milhões de views estão tendo seus vídeos banidos da plataforma.
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the fig tree remembers
every child who climbed it.
memory,
unlike nations,
does not require documents
to prove it exists.
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This photo of 20-year-old Ethiopian Naima Jamal, from last year, shows her and as many as 50 others being held hostage for ransom in Libya. It is representative of how Libya’s migrant detention system is linked to the slave trade.
Migrants end up in detention centers where they're taken hostage. The hostage takers then hold them for ransom. If the family doesn't pay, they are auctioned off in a process that is similar to the transatlantic slave trade.
Say what you will about Muammar Gaddafi, but this didn't exist before the United States overthrew his government and lynched him in the streets. This happened under President Barack Obama with Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State.
If you ever wanted to know why my work is nonpartisan, it's because of shit like this. What politicians do behind the scenes is far more devious than what they do in public.
That part never changes.
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Gordon’s scarred back exposed the brutality of slavery over 160 years ago.
Today, Palestinian Mohammad Abu Tawileh’s tortured back tells a similar story. Different time, different place—but the same logic: dehumanization, domination, and violence justified in the name of power.
