Dita Von Teese's Dress, A Toddler's Hand and Other 3D Printed Things

Will 3D printed name cards be the name card of the future?

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CallingCube cards are conversation starters, but there's no guarantee that they won't be discarded as quickly as traditional business cards. There's also the difficulty of transporting them.

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Instead of the usual flat business cards, Dutch creative agency Resoluut has turned its workers into superhero-like characters and had the figurines created using a 3D printer.

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The email and name of the designer is located on the bottom of the 3D printed action figure.

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By custom creating superheroes in the form of action figures, they incorporate 3D printed objects into their personal presentation when being introduced to new people.

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Man gets 75 percent of skull replaced by 3D printed implant

The 3D-printed implant can replace the bone in people's skulls damaged by disease or trauma, according to Oxford Performance Materials. The company announced it had received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its skull implant on Feb. 18 — a decision that led to the first U.S. surgical operation on March 4

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A man has had 75 per cent of his skull replaced with a custom-made 3D-printed implant.

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OPM's final skull replacement was built within two weeks. This cutting-edge procedure was only just revealed on Friday.

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The details about the patient's condition both before and after surgery remain unknown.

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While OPM is mainly concerned with bones, 3-D printing may be the basis for the next major technological revolution.

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Oxford Performance Materials, the company behind the implant, thinks that there's no reason these 3D-printed bone replacements couldn't be used to repair other damaged areas, like limbs.

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World's first fully articulated 3D printed dress flaunts a woman's curves

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The world of fashion has already brought 3D-printed dresses into the fold, but we don't remember ever seeing one quite like this: a fully-articulated, 3D-printed gown with nearly 3,000 joints.

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How a toddler got a 3D hand

Kind-hearted hobbyists create a prosthetic hand for a five-year old boy using 3D printers, bungie cable and a little know-how.

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Barbed Wires Installed On Stairs In KL Flats Removed After FT Minister's Order

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In the early morning of Saturday, 3 July, authorities had installed barbed wires on the staircase of a People's Housing Project (PPR) flat in Kuala Lumpur

The barbed wires were installed by members of the Armed Forces at Block C PPR Kampung Baru Air Panas in downtown Kuala Lumpur after 14 localities in the city were put under Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO) beginning yesterday, reported Bernama.

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However, the decision quickly drew widespread criticism as it was deemed to be a fire hazard

"My apologies but staircases should not be obstructed. Staircases are designed in line with building by-laws," said one commenter, adding, "If there is a fire there must be an alternative escape route. One staircase is not enough."

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"Who's instruction was it to install (barbed) wires at the staircase," questioned another, adding, "Surely stationing officers at a command post is enough to make the residents fall in line. No need to waste money on this. Fencing can be installed where it is needed more."

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Following which, Federal Territories (FT) Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa ordered the immediate removal of the barbed wires

In a tweet last night, the FT Minister wrote, "Installing barbed wires at the staircases of flats in EMCO areas is not allowed. The order to remove them has been issued. Take note."

Tidak di benarkan pasang kawat duri di tangga rumah pangsa kawasan PKPD.Arahan buka serta merta telah di keluarkan..harap maklum. pic.twitter.com/EiGJj0Itfr— Annuar Musa (@AnnuarMusa) July 3, 2021

In response to his order, the barbed wires were quickly removed from the affected areas, according to a report by Malaysiakini.Speaking on the matter, Fire and Rescue Department director-general Datuk Seri Mohammad Hamdan Wahid said that corrective measures have been taken to ensure public safety in the event of an emergency."The barbed wires are now only installed at the ground floor, and at the final exit," he said, adding, "There are no longer any obstructions to the fire escape route."

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According to the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), the approval for installing the barbed wires was given by the Fire and Rescue Department during a coordination meeting regarding the EMCO guidelines

Bernama quoted Wangsa Maju district police chief SP Ashari Abu Samah as saying that the decision was made with the Fire and Rescue department being present.He also added that should a fire break out, or in the case of an emergency, residents could use other routes to get to safety."For your information, the armed forces can remove the barbed wires in a short period of time and we are always monitoring the staircase," before adding that the police always prioritises the safety and well-being of the community.The Fire and Rescue Department director-general, however, denied that this was the case.When asked to comment on the contradictory statements, Mohammad Hamdan said his department had not given their permission."Who gave the permission? The Fire Department never did. Obstructing emergency escape routes on any premise is in contravention of the Fire Safety Code and Uniform Building By-Laws," he was quoted as saying by Malaysiakini."We have never been consulted about the installation of barbed wires at the exits in the manner which it has been done. It is unsafe for the residents in the case of a fire."

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A Letter About The Future Of Malaysia, Written In Prison By Anwar Ibrahim

On 4 March, former premier Dr Mahathir and prominent members of the ruling government and the opposition parties signed the controversial Citizens Declaration aimed to oust PM Najib Razak

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The Citizens' Declaration was also signed by ex-DPM and UMNO vice-president Muhyiddin Yassin, Bersih's Maria Chin and Ambiga Sreenevasan, former Kedah menteri besar, Mukhriz Mahathir, DAP's Lim Kit Siang, PKR's Azmin Ali and Rafizi Ramli, among many local activits and prominent members of Malaysian politics. Dr Mahathir signed the declaration calling for PM Najib Razak's removal, with support from about 58 politicians, including those from Barisan Nasional (BN), PKR, DAP, PAS and Bersih.

More than a million people have reportedly signed the petition so far, but it has failed to gain the desired momentum that could lead to achieving the declaration's main aim.
In line with that, incarcerated former Pakatan de facto leader, Anwar Ibrahim has written a letter talking about the declaration and its flaws.

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In other words, the letter states that the declaration, which seeks to remove Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, remains, in principle, Mahathir’s document.The letter also warned PKR leaders about the pitfalls and dangers of working with the former prime minister (Dr Mahathir Mohamad) and former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, and expressed concern that PKR leaders and party apparatuses might be used to serve their agenda.

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Here are the highlights from Anwar's open letter about the newly penned Citizens' Declaration:

The letter was originally hand-written in Bahasa Malaysia. The excerpts below are taken from the English translation of the letter published on online news portal, Malaysiakini.

1. Anwar's biggest concern comes in the form of the unification of opposition leaders with Dr Mahathir. Anwar believes that the declaration may just be a facade to strengthen Tun M's old ways.

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"My view might be in contradiction with the stand of the majority of leaders. I am apprehensive, assuming that this strategy is a little overboard and threatens our struggle.""We must steer clear of the danger of falling into the games of the power elites and their skillful trickery to maintain an outdated system.""Even so, many of our friends believe the new strategy is more rewarding and is the best way to go. They say it can give us a new boost, as we will be combining our strengths to topple Najib Abdul Razak as prime minister, and bring about change."

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2. The former DPM stressed that the differences between the opposition parties' policies and Tun M's is not addressed in the declaration

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"I am more inclined not to be seen to be uniting with the Citizens' Declaration group, and to start to set a distance.""Instead, we must strengthen and advance our campaign for change, to defend the people who are oppressed due to economic mismanagement, in keeping with the principles that we have carried with us all this while.""The Citizens’ Declaration group, including Mahathir, can be part of our struggle, but our agenda must be for change, not to advance the Citizens’ Declaration," read the translated version of the letter on Malaysiakini.

3. He said the Citizens' Declaration was one sided. It only talks about the removal of PM Najib Razak and not doing away with corruption and abuse of power.

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"It only focuses on Najib’s resignation as prime minister, as a result of the 1MDB scandal. It clearly strayed far from the raison d’etre, or the basis of our struggle - for freedom and justice, for supremacy of the law, to combat abuse of power and corruption, and justice for all!""The leaders appeared to have been taken in and were satisfied with the guarantee that all the demands included in the declaration will be fulfilled after Najib resigns.""This reminds us of the complot of the ruling elite which I had explained before. It clearly benefits the rich and powerful while the people remain sidelined," wrote Anwar, in the letter that was first published on Penang PKR Youth's Facebook page.

4. Anwar mentioned that Dr Mahathir has moved from "denying his faults to erasing it", referring to the alleged "destruction" during Dr M's tenure as prime minister

"He seems to have changed tack from denying his faults to erasing his faults completely. (PKR president and Anwar’s wife Dr Wan) Azizah (Wan Ismail) and I feel there is a need to oppose on principle, in order to defend our dignity." "Our statement refers to the autocratic rule, and the need for a more holistic discourse - not a dictatorial approach like Mahathir’s."

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5. "We forget that there is no governance in this country, and more worrying, no regret or drive to support reform."

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"I raised doubts in my previous letter to the PKR political bureau - I said the Citizens’ Declaration and the new approach went against solid change, or actual reform.""We say we are rising above it, and doing it for the interest of the country. This unbridled rapacity (kerakusan) during their rule had caused destruction which we feel to this day." read the excerpt published in an article on Malaysiakini.

6. "I'm sorry – but I can’t help but be shocked with the shallow view that Najib’s fall will be enough to bring change towards democratic accountability."

"After Reformasi 1998, I feel that the idealism with regard to fighting for a cause started to erode, tested by the lustre of power and funds." "My strength is spurring the awareness towards change. And so we struggled for nearly two decades facing life’s cruelty. We destroyed the walls of fear, communalism; rigid religious definition to rahmatan lil alamin (blessings for the whole world)," read the letter.

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To better understand the Citizens' Declaration and what it seeks to reform, read this:

                A 5-Point Summary Of The Citizens' Declaration By Tun M And The Opposition

Will this 'campaign' against PM Najib Razak succeed in removing him as the prime minister?

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'Kau Kedekut Dengan Mak Ayah, Hidup Kau Akan Sempit Walau Laki Bini Gaji Puluh Ribu'

Setiap hari, setiap bulan, dan setiap tahun, kita selalu rasa gaji kita tak cukup dan cepat habis, kan? Kita juga sentiasa mendambakan gaji yang lebih.

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Bercakap tentang gaji, rasanya hampir 90% orang bekerja akan menganggap gaji mereka hanya 'cukup-cukup makan'. Maklumlah, ada macam-macam komitmen yang perlu dilangsaikan setiap bulan. Daripada kereta, rumah, sehinggalah ke makan minum, semuanya memerlukan duit.Ada yang sanggup buat 2-3 kerja semata-mata nak sara hidup dan nak buat 'duit tepi' sebab gaji tak cukup. Namun, walaupun dah buat lebih daripada satu kerja, ramai yang mengaku kewangan mereka masih tidak kukuh.Mengapa begitu?

Sedar tak sedar, mungkin kita rasa tak cukup kerana kita abaikan SATU perkara paling penting dalam hidup iaitu ibu bapa

Berapa ramai yang sediakan satu bahagian gaji untuk diberi kepada ibu bapa setiap bulan? Adakah kita kedekut kepada ibu bapa? Pernahkah kita berkira untuk membuat bakti kepada mereka? Persoalan di atas hanya diri sendiri yang boleh jawab.Barangkali, inilah satu-satunya perkara yang menjadikan gaji kita tak berkat dan tidak pernah cukup. Perasan tak?

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Seorang pengguna FB Zakuan Faiz telah menulis satu coretan mengenai perkara ini yang pasti mampu membuka mata kita semua. Baca coretannya di bawah:

SYURGA PALSU UNTUK ORANG BODOHAku tidak dapati, doa yang lebih mujarab daripada doa kedua orang tuamu. Khususnya ibu.Aku dapati begitu ramai orang hebat, khasnya para ulama yang mulia, melainkan mereka didoakan ibu mereka secara khusus.Ramai yang tak menyedari anugerah yang begitu hebat ini yang mana mereka adalah pintu-pintu syurga, doa mereka umpama doa nabi-nabi, tapi pada kita, mereka hanyalah tempat untuk kita serahkan baby untuk dijaga.Mereka jaga kita dengan penuh kasih sejak kecil, bila kita sudah besar, kita suruh pula mereka jaga anak-anak kita. Betapa celakanya manusia, inilah tanda kiamat yang nabi telah maklumkan bahawa ibu akan melahirkan tuannya.Alasan mereka, hidup susah, banyak hutang, semua kena kerja, anak takda siapa jaga.

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Sebenarnya barakah yang sudah hilang. Hinggakan para wanita terpaksa bekerja, keluar dari rumah, melanggar fitrah mereka, bergaul dengan lelaki ajnabi secara bebas, suami mereka menjadi dayus. Ada juga yang bukan terpaksa tapi kerana suka-suka. Sebab nak ada duit supaya boleh shopping baju kasut beg tangan penuh satu rumah.Lelaki menjadi lemah, tidak lagi seperti "Rijal" pada zaman Rasulullah. Cukup seorang untuk beri nafkah, kerana mereka Qana'ah dan Allah limpahkan barakah.Akhirnya ibu dan bapa yang patut kita jaga sebagai pintu syurga, akhirnya menjadi hamba kepada kita.Bila kita dah mula kaya, anak-anak dah besar, baru terfikir nak balas jasa ibu bapa. Tapi waktu itu sudah terlambat, tak ada nikmat dunia lagi yang dapat gembirakan mereka. Bawa melancong, kaki mereka sakit. Bawa makan, mereka perlu berpantang. Bawa ke taman, tak larat berjalan.Yang mereka mahukan ketika itu hanyalah anak mereka sebagai teman.Tapi demi Allah mereka tak mampu berikan sebab hanya sibuk mengejar kekayaan.

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Akhirnya syurga mereka pun pergi. Satu-satunya peluang mereka ke syurga secara jalan pintas telah pun tertutup.Waktu itu tiada lagi guna untuk menyesal. Anak-anak yang membesar "dengan orang lain" juga kurang mesra dengan kita, kerana tak pernah diberi perhatian dan kasih sayang selayaknya.Akhirnya anak-anak muda menjadi sampah raver, hipster dan entah apa kejadah lagi. Yang perempuan hilang dara seawal darjah tiga, yang lelaki melayari web lucah seawal tadika. Ibu bapa tak pernah ajar agama.Anak-anak membesar menjadi penderhaka. Memaksa ibu bapa derhaka tadi menitiskan air mata.Semuanya dah terlambat.Sejak awal lagi kau salah kira.Sejak awal lagi kau terlibat riba.Sejak awal lagi kau sibuk kejar dunia.Sejak awal lagi kau makan semua benda.Sejak awal lagi kau tidak menjadi hamba.

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Kepada yang masih ada ibu dan bapa, khidmatlah kepada mereka sekarang, selagi mereka masih hidup. Bawalah mereka ke mana mereka mahu pergi. Korban kan dunia mu.. sudah-sudah lah kejar dunia yang tak berkesudahan.... Tak kan kau nak biar mak bapak kau mati membawa hati yang kecewa...Sekurang-kurangnya balas lah jasa mereka, buatlah mereka tersenyum, belanja lah mereka makan, bawak mereka berjalan, khidmat mereka walau terpaksa ambil cuti, mintak doa mereka pada setiap perkara, hubungi mereka walaupun tak ada benda nak kata, cukup mereka dengar suara kita dan kita dengar suara mereka. Jangan sia-siakan syurga itu.Redha Allah terletak pada redha kedua ibu bapa kita. Waktu khidmat, niatlah untuk sukakan Allah. Saya berani gerenti dengan nama Allah , Allah akan mudahkan semua urusan dunia akhirat kita. Allah akan murahkan rezeki kita. Saya dah alaminya.

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Ramai orang kedekut dengan ibu bapa sendiri. Tak pernah bawa ibu bapa ke restoran mahal walau sekali. Bukan nak tunggu kaya, bukan nak bajet kaya, tapi ia akan buat ibu bapa sangat gembira kerana dihargai sangat-sangat. Bawak awek luar nikah ke restoran mahal dia tak rasa apa. Bawak ibu bapa, dia kata bazir.Pengalaman saya sendiri, kalau saya ada masalah kewangan, saya akan belanja mak ayah saya makan tempat mahal, atau saya keluarkan sejumlah wang besar dan terus hadiahkan pada ibu ayah. Kalau ikut logik, harta akan semakin berkurang, dah la tengah gawat.Tapi tak... Orang munafik yang tak ada iman je akan fikir macam tu. Orang beriman pulak diajar oleh Rasulullah, lagi banyak harta kita keluar untuk Allah, apatah lagi untuk gembirakan ibu bapa, harta kita akan melimpah-limpah digandakan.Jadi korang rasa, korang sempit kewangan sebab apa?Sebab korang kedekut. Wallahi korang kedekut. Akui ia. Dan bertaubat kepada Allah. Walaupun korang memang ada keluar sedekah. Tapi akuilah korang memang kedekut. Keluar sedekah sikit pun berkira-kira. Kalau betul korang tak kedekut, pernah tak korang bagi seluruh gaji korang pada mak bapak korang untuk satu bulan? Ekstrim kan?Mestilah tak pernah! Gila! Nanti nak makan apa!Ok, kita turun sikit....Pernah tak masukkan not biru RM 50 dalam tabung masjid?Not biru memang selalu.... Tapi bukan RM50...RM1 je....Tengok tu... Kedekut kan?Lepas tu mengadu kat Allah, kenapalah aku hidup sempit, ini tak cukup, itu tak cukup . Ni semua mesti salah Najib!Orang yang berkira-kira dengan Allah , Allah pun akan berkira-kira dengan dia. Ingat ni sampai bila-bila. Kalau nak hidup sempit, berkira-kira lah dengan ibubapa kita . Try it, experience it. Hidup kau konfem akan sempit walaupun laki bini kerja hebat, gaji puluh ribu sebulan tak termasuk OT.

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Gembirakanlah ibu bapa mu. Insyaallah Allah pasti akan betulkan segalanya dalam hidupmu. Jangan perhambakan ibubapa mu, diorang dah jaga kau dari kecik, kau jagalah anak kau sendiri. Sampai bila nak hidup menyusahkan mak bapak. Patutnya mudahkan mereka, layan mereka macam raja, permaisuri. Bukan jadikan mereka sebagai bibik.Yang wanita, jadilah surirumah, didik anakmu sendiri seperti semua srikandi Islam. Tokoh-tokoh agung dunia dalam sejarah Islam semuanya lahir daripada madrasah rumah yang diketuai oleh IBU mereka.Sekarang rumah hanya jadi panggung wayang, untuk tengok cerita Korea dan raja lawak. Hanya jadi restoran, beli meja mahal dan makan sedap-sedap. Jadi pusat karaoke hari-hari layan lagu dari program realiti.Maka yang terhasil dari rumah-rumah zaman sekarang hanyalah sampah masyarakat. Pastu bajet Soleh, bajet solehah, tak boleh ditegur, melenting bagai nak rak.

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Di luar sana, memang ramai orang "kaya". Tapi majoritinya kaya palsu.Rumah besar, kereta mewah , tapi semuanya hutang. Hutang riba pulak tu. Harta mereka hanya kertas dan nombor dalam skrin, yang tiada nilai aset.Dan kehidupan itulah yang kau kejar. Yang penuh tipu daya. Bajet diva, tapi penuh riba.Aku sikit pun tak heran pada mana-mana orang kaya zaman sekarang sebab tahu mereka semua posers, fakers, palsu, cetak rompak.Kehidupan itu yang kau carik?Hingga tanggungjawab kau abai?Mak bapak kau hambakan?Anak-anak tidak diberi agama?Allahu...Inilah SYURGA DAJJAL YANG NABI DAH PERINGATKAN KEPADA KITA 1400 TAHUN DAHULU...."Jangan kau terjun ke dalamnya, kerana syurganya dajjal itu hakikatnya adalah neraka."

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We Tried 14 Most-Hyped TikTok Skincare Products And Here's What We Think

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Aside from viral hacks and dances, TikTok has been convincing us that there are several skincare products that we should add to our regimes (retinol, I'm looking at you!)

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Most of these suggestions come from dermatologists themselves who share their clinical knowledge on the platform. My sister and I recently tested some of these highly recommended products for ourselves to see what really works. Do note though that everyone's skin is different so the results will vary for each person.

Here's what we think of 14 popular skincare items suggested by TikTok users:

1. COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence

COSRX is a popular South Korean brand known for its affordable skincare range. Many of the brand's items have great reviews, including the AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid, Salicylic Acid Daily Gentle Cleanser, and this Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence.

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This essence seems to work well on most skin types to keep it hydrated or even before applying makeup. The best parts is that it doesn't have any fragrance, clog pores, or leave behind a sticky residue. It feels slimy and tacky when you first pump it but if used correctly, that disappears after awhile.We applied this on our dry and combination skin, as well as several friends who have oily skin, and it worked surprisingly well for all of us. It's an especially great moisturiser to start with if you're new to skincare. When applied, it immediately absorbs in and leaves the skin feeling hydrated – without any annoying thick feeling.Get this if you:- Want a fragrance-free, water-based moisturiser that won't clog pores - Have dry patches/dry skin (it seems to work on most skin types so far)- Have sensitive skin and want to keep it hydrated dailyYou can buy it online here.

2. The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%

The Ordinary has been gaining popularity for its science-based approach to the skincare world. It's known for focusing its products on basic skincare ingredients.To be honest, the names of the products can feel slightly intimidating because they reference ingredients instead of what they can achieve. Although the brand is trending, it's still best to research what each product is good for to see if you need them in your routine and how to use the products.

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The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% is meant to support the skin barrier, improve texture by making pores look smaller, balance oil production, reduce the appearance of skin blemishes, and brighten the skin overall (even underarms).We used this sparingly because we were using many other 'big' ingredients and didn't want to skin purge. We'll probably take a few more months to see if it's doing anything for our medium-dark skin tones. Our colleague, who used to have acne-prone skin, shares that this product has reduced the appearance of his pores and redness that comes from inflammation. As it's a humectant, it also helps with the absorption of his other skincare items. Just take note that you should never mix high concentration niacinamide with high concentration vitamin C.Get it if you:- Have severe acne or acne scars (use sparingly)- Want to balance oil production- Want to see if it helps with hyperpigmentation- Want to see if it reduces skin dullnessYou can buy it online here.

3. CeraVe Moisturizing Cream

CeraVe's moisturising cream is another highly recommended skincare item by many dermatologists. After testing it for awhile, it's understandable why it's so popular for a variety of reasons.

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Other than Rosken, I find that there aren't many affordable drugstore fragrance-free lotions in Malaysia. CeraVe's prices are considered mid-range as imports (hopefully prices will reduce with more demand over time).We tested this on our extremely dry, flaky skin, and it immediately absorbed without clogging our pores. One sign of a good lotion for me is that there is little to no pilling and this moisturiser didn't have any of that at all, probably due to the fact that it contains hyaluronic acid. It also didn't leave any sticky residue, unlike other fragrance-free lotions we've used. Plus, all CeraVe products contain ceramides, which are good for locking in moisture and for the skin in general.Considering Malaysia's humidity, I kind of expected it to wear off halfway through the day, instead, it kept my skin feeling moisturised the whole day until my next shower. Get it if you:- Have dry skin or tattoos- Have sensitive skin (it's fragrance-free)- Want to keep your body moisturised for long periods of time- Are looking for a body moisturiser that doesn't leave your skin feeling ickyYou can buy it online here.

4. Some By Mi AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Toner

Some By Mi is another popular South Korean brand that offers a variety of skincare and beauty products. One of its most highly rated items is the AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Toner.

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Our first impression of this toner is that it smells great – like peppermint – and it leaves your skin feeling slightly cool and minty. Other than that, we love that it has AHA, BHA, PHA, and niacinamide all in one, so it can cover multiple issues in one go.However, it does contain tea tree extract, which may not be suitable for everyone. It was able to clean out our skin really well and was a good prep before applying moisturisers at night. Get it if you:- Want something that can cover multiple functions (it acts as a gentle exfoliant and treats skin at the same time)- Have redness and want to tone your skin - Want to remove any additional dirt and grime after cleansing your face- Have acne breakouts- Want a toner that isn't drying, as this has moisturising ingredientsYou can buy it online here.

5. DHC Deep Cleansing Oil

One of DHC's most raved products is this deep cleansing oil that works to remove makeup and other impurities from the day. Of course, I had to try it out and I must say, it lives up to its hype.

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Having large pores, it's hard to find a cleansing oil or makeup remover that doesn't make my skin immediately breakout right after. Surprisingly, after many uses, this cleansing oil has not caused any breakouts for me. It works amazingly to break down waterproof makeup by instantly melting into the skin. Sidenote: I've used both and the results of using cleansing oils/balms are completely different from baby oil or coconut oil.Priced at roughly RM79, it doesn't sound that affordable compared to some other drugstore options, but I find that one small pump is more than enough to remove a full face of makeup. Because of how little you need, it probably ends up costing around the same price as cheaper options at pharmacies that require more product for each wash. Get it if you:- Wear makeup often (especially heavy or waterproof makeup)- Wear sunscreen often and want to remove the grime from the day before cleansing You can buy it online here.

6. The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5

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The Ordinary's Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 aims to smoothen, plump, and moisturise the skin. It acts as a humectant prior to applying heavier creams or moisturisers.We have yet to see if there are any big results from adding this to our routine but so far there have been no breakouts or issues from it. Both niacinamide and hyaluronic acid will probably only produce results once we've used them over a long period of time. Take note that hyaluronic acid may not work on all skin types and if used wrongly, it may end up drying out your skin instead of keeping it hydrated, so do research before buying it. Get it if you:- Have dry skin- Want a fragrance-free humectant that can retain moisture from your other skincare productsYou can buy it online here.

7. La Roche-Posay Lipikar Baume AP+M

La Roche-Posay is a brand from France that has been recognised for a number of its skincare products. It's known for being particularly good for those with sensitive skin or issues like eczema and other flare-ups.

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This particular moisturiser especially aims to help those with extremely dry skin, patches, or have eczema-prone skin. When applied, it's supposed to immediately soothe itchiness and severely dry areas. A little goes a longgg way with this thick moisturiser. I only needed to use a tiny dot each time on any dry skin patches and it immediately absorbed into the skin. It's also safe enough to be used on babies and children.Get it if:- You have severe dryness or itchiness- Other lotions are not moisturising enough for your skin- You have sensitive skin- You have frequent flare-ups or allergy-prone skin- You have extremely rough or cracked skin (e.g. elbows and heels)You can buy it online here.

8. The Ordinary Retinol 1% in Squalene

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Retinol (or Vitamin A) is known to provide anti-aging benefits like reduce wrinkles and fine lines over time and just overall, skin ageing. Its aim is to boost collagen production and increase cell turnover rate. Generally, retinol takes a bit of time to work, so we're looking forward to seeing how this one goes over the next few months.If you plan to add retinol to your skincare routine, take note that you should only use it at night, and add moisturiser and sunscreen to your regime during the day, as it tends to make the skin dry and sensitive to the sun. In general, retinol products are quite strong so it's best to know what you're doing before starting. Avoid using if you have eczema or rosacea.Get it if you:- Want to take preventive measures against fine lines and hyperpigmentation- Want to reduce sun damage (but do not use it during the day)You can buy it online here.

9. CeraVe Facial Moisturizing Lotion

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CeraVe's Facial Moisturizing Lotion contains SPF 30 and it's meant to be used during the day. The cream is fragrance-free and contains ceramides, along with hyaluronic acid to retain skin moisture and niacinamide to help calm skin.We found that it left a slight white cast that needed to be rubbed in quite a bit and pilled more when mixed with other products. Get it if you:- Want to see if one product with all the properties is good at protecting your skin daily- Want a sunscreen for your face that you don't mind reapplying every two hoursYou can buy it online here.

10. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5

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This soothing repairing balm is a great basic moisturiser that works well with both makeup and no makeup. The La Roche brand generally works well for sensitive and dry skin so if you have any of those, this might be a good option for you. The Cicaplast balm is especially meant to hydrate and soothe chafed or rough skin and dry skin irritations.It's somewhere between a moisturiser and an ointment, but it doesn't feel too heavy on the skin. It's also gentle enough for babies and children. When first applied, it has a slightly greasy texture but it does clear up as you continue to gently rub it into the skin.Get it if you want:- A basic moisturiser that's fragrance-free- A balm that's gentle enough for babies or kids with skin irritations- To soothe skin redness- A balm that is safe enough to be applied on the body, face, and lipsYou can buy it online here.

11. CeraVe Hydrating Mineral Sunscreen

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CeraVe's Hydrating Mineral Sunscreen has SPF 50, which is good especially if you're heading outdoors or doing sports activities. But like many mineral sunscreens, this made our skin look patchy and left a white cast which was quite difficult to blend. Although it says it's lightweight and non-greasy, we found that it was actually quite thick and stickier than expected. For its price, there are definitely more options out there. Get it if you:- Don't mind having a white cast (unless covered up with makeup) and need something for sporty activities or to be just worn around the house- Want sunscreen on drier daysYou can buy it online here.

12. La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo+

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The La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo+ aims to help with acne problems and comes in multiple sizes, so you can test out a small tube before fully committing. It also helps to heal any pimple-prone areas or cystic acne (including those hormonal pimples IYKWIM). We found that it definitely reduced inflamed pimples and shrunk them faster than expected. Quite a few reviews also say that they swapped it with their 10% benzoyl peroxide acne spot treatments and they prefer using this. Get it if you:- Have acne-prone skin- Want to get rid of pimples fastYou can buy it online here.

13. Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin Cream

Dr. Jart+ is a South Korean skincare brand with a good reputation for offering everything from exfoliating AHA/BHA to skin-building ceramides.

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This Ceramidin cream works wonders as a moisturiser, especially if you have dry skin or work in air-conditioning often. It is on the pricier side but a little goes a long way, so you might find that one tube will last you quite awhile. We love that you can use it at any time of day and it works with makeup as well. Get it if you:- Want a foolproof moisturiser that will leave your skin hydrated- Have really dry or sensitive skin- Work in air-conditioning oftenYou can buy it online here.

14. DHC Suncut Q10 Ex

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Out of all the sunscreens I've used, this one definitely takes the cake at feeling the best on the face. It has a gel texture, making it feel really lightweight on the skin yet it still has SPF 50+ in it. We love that it doesn't feel like you're wearing sunscreen throughout the day and works well with makeup too. Get it if you:- Want a sunscreen for your face with SPF 50- Don't like sticky residue or a thickly layered feeling on your faceYou can buy it online here or here.

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"Cantik Perancangan Allah" - 5 Tahun Raya Berdua, Tahun Ke-6 Raya Berlima. Alhamdulillah!

Setiap pasangan berkahwin pasti mengimpikan kehadiran cahaya mata sebagai penyeri rumah tangga yang dibina

Mana tidaknya, kehadiran zuriat tentu akan menambah bibit bahagia buat pasangan suami isteri dalam melayan telatah dan ragam mereka.

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Walau bagaimanapun, tidak semua pasangan bernasib baik dalam melayari bahtera rumah tangga untuk memiliki zuriat mereka sendiri.Meskipun berat untuk menerima ketentuan ini, setiap yang berlaku sudah ditetapkan Allah SWT. Sebagai manusia kita perlulah berusaha dan sentiasa bersangka baik dengan-Nya.

Seperti yang berlaku kepada pasangan, Raihana Kadir dan suaminya, Muhammad Hafiz yang tidak pernah putus asa dalam usaha untuk memiliki zuriat

Dalam satu perkongsian di laman Facebook, Raihana meluahkan rasa kesyukurannya dikurniakan tiga cahaya mata kembar setelah lama menanti, iaitu sejak berkahwin pada tahun 2014.

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Aidilfitri pada tahun ini ternyata lebih bermakna buat pasangan suami isteri ini lebih-lebih lagi dengan kehadiran anak-anak mereka yang diberi nama Huda, Harras dan Haris.

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Ternyata ramai yang turut bergembira dengan Raihana serta Hafiz dan rata-rata mengucapkan rasa teruja meraka di atas perancangan hebat Allah SWT. Terdapat juga sahabat handai yang memohon doa orang ramai agar mereka juga boleh sama merasai apa yang dirasai pasangan ini.

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16 Places For The Best Malaysian Food In Melbourne

1. Petaling Street

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Petaling Street provides local Malaysian favourites from hawker stalls and mamaks. They do their best to ensure that taste and quality is not lost when bringing Malaysian cuisine to Australia. Location: Click here for a full list of all Petaling Street outlets.Contact details: Official website

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2. Malaysian Laksa House

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This place serves everything from curry laksa to chicken rice to even grilled eggplant! They are best known for the authentic blend of spices they use in their dishes. Location: 449 Elizabeth St.Opening hours: 11.00am - 10.00pm dailyContact details: +61 3 9329 5720 | Facebook

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3. Sarawak Kitchen

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Sarawak Kitchen focuses on foods from Sarawak and are known for their noodle and soup-based dishes. One of their main and most-love specialities is the Sarawak Kolo Mee.Location: 469 Elizabeth St.Opening hours: 11.00am - 10.30pm dailyContact details: +61 3 9328 2562

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4. Sarawak Kitchen Express

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Sarawak Kitchen Express serves what we call nasi ekonomi. You take a plate of rice and fill it up with various Malaysian Chinese dishes laid across a long table. After your plate is filled, you pay at the counter and take your cutlery from a table at the side. It is a favourite among Malaysians and Singaporeans who want cheap and convenient food in the city. Location: 85 Franklin St.Opening hours: 11.30am - 9.30pm dailyContact details: Facebook

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5. Little Ipoh Restaurant

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Little Ipoh serves a variety of the most popular and halal Asian cuisine. They serve a large range of Malaysian foods such as nasi kerabu, pulut and keropok lekor.Location: 360 La Trobe St.Opening hours: 12.00pm - 9.00pm dailyContact details: Official website | Facebook

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6. Namaste Indian Restaurant

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Serving Malaysian, Indo-Chinese, South and North Indian food, Namaste is known for its roasted kebabs, briyani and tandoori. If you're craving Indian food, this is a place recommended by many.Location: 6/12 McLeans Rd.Opening hours: 12.00pm - 2.30pm & 5.00pm - 10.00pm (Friday and Sunday)5.00pm - 10.00pm (Tuesday to Sunday)Contact details: +61 3 9467 1868 | Official website | Facebook

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7. Nasi Lemak House

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Nasi Lemak House serves Malaysian hawker food! They even deliver and are one of the best online ordering and delivery services around!Location: 115 Grattan St.Opening hours: 12.00pm - 10.00pm dailyContact details: +61 3 9348 4900 | Official website | Facebook

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8. Rose Garden BBQ Shop

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A Chinese fast food shop that is popular among students. Malaysians craving a taste of home will love its char siew, siew yoke and other roast meats.Location: 435 Elizabeth St.Opening hours: 11.00am - 9.00pm dailyContact details: +61 3 9329 1560

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9. Norsiah's Kitchen

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Cheap and authentic Malay food is served in this cafeteria-style restaurant. It has a very big menu with plenty to choose from. You can even order teh tarik!Location:  604 Swanston St.Opening hours: 11.30am - 9:30pm from Mondays to SaturdaysContact details: +61 3 9347 7079 | Facebook

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10. M Yong Tofu

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One of the few places where you can find yong tau foo in Melbourne. They are also known for their curry and tom yam soups!Location: 314 Racecourse Rd.Opening hours: 11.00am - 10.00pm dailyContact details: +61 3 9376 0168 | Facebook

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11. Laksa King

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Laksa King offers an elite dining experience serving exquisite Malaysian Chinese cuisine. They have a huge variety of laksa including duck laksa, seafood laksa and lobak laksa. Location:  Click here for a full list of all Laksa King outlets.Contact details: Official website | Facebook

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12. Straits Cafe

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A small but extremely popular cafe in Melbourne that is often packed, especially during the weekends. Crowd favourites are the Hainanese chicken rice, Penang char kway teow and banana fritters. Location: 241 Stud Rd.Opening hours: 11.00am - 2:30pm & 5.00pm - 9.00pm (Tuesday to Sunday)Contact details: +61 3 9800 2001 | Facebook

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13. Junior Tan Hawker Kitchen

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Junior Tan serves various Malaysian hawker food and is known for its excellent customer service. They even serve pandan crepes!Location: Shop 25, 7 High St.Opening hours: 11.00am - 3.00pm & 5.00pm - 9.30pm (Tuesday to Sunday)Contact details: 61 3 9720 1935 | Official website | Facebook

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14. Laksa Bar

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A common order by visitors here is a bowl of laksa and a bottle of beer. Their laksa is loaded with chunks of meat and are one of the better laksa places in Melbourne. Location: 108 Little Lonsdale St.Opening hours: 11.30am - 9:00pm (Monday to Friday)12.00pm - 10.00pm (Saturday)Contact details: +61 3 9663 1941 | Facebook

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15. Mamak

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Mamak was started by three Malaysian friends living in Sydney who opened a tiny stall selling roti canai every Friday night. As they got more popular, they turned their small business into a chain of restaurants and are now one of the most well-known Malaysian restaurants in Australia. They aim to provide an experience that is comparable to the typical mamak experience in Malaysia. Location: 366 Lonsdale St.Opening hours: 11.30am - 2:30pm & 5.30pm - 9.30pm (Sunday to Thursday)11.30am - 2:30pm & 5.30pm - 10.30pm (Friday and Saturday)Contact details: +61 3 9670 3137 | Official website | Facebook

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16. Aunty Franklee

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Aunty Franklee was created by a pair of twins who love bak kut teh. It is a classy and homely restaurant that gives Malaysians the feel of home they miss. Location: 205 Russell St.Opening hours: 12.00pm - 12.00am dailyContact details: +61 3 9650 4336| Official website | Facebook

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Where's your favourite place to get Malaysian food in Melbourne? Let us know in the comments below!

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18-Year-Old Joshua Wong Barred From Entering Malaysia Under "Government Order"

Joshua Wong, the "extremist" student leader, who become the face of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong last year, was barred from entering Malaysia at Penang Airport on Tuesday, 26 May

Prominent Hong Kong student protest leader Joshua Wong.
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The 18-year-old student leader is said to have been scheduled to speak at forums in Penang, Ipoh, Johor and Petaling Jaya on June 3, the eve of the 26th anniversary of Tiananmen Square Massacre.

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According to Asian Correspondent, Malaysian immigration officials deported Wong after he was detained on arrival at Penang Airport. He had reportedly traveled to Malaysia to speak at a number of forums ahead of next month's Tiananmen Square anniversary.

The local English-language news outlet  tweeted: ‘Wong claimed he was dragged away by officers, was heard “don’t use violence”.Wong confirmed on his Twitter account that he was not allowed to enter Malaysia because of a “government order”.

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點解不能入境？

馬來西亞入境事務官員：government order— 黃之鋒 (@joshuawong1013) May 26, 2015

The website further reported that he also reportedly sent a voice message to Hong Kong media before he boarded his return flight:

“Today I was invited by the civil society in Malaysia to share my experience and my views on the Umbrella movement and the June 4 incident.Now the Malaysian government has denied me entry and demanded I return to Hong Kong. I’m getting on the return flight.”

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The exact reason behind the "government order" to prevent Wong from entering Malaysia was unclear at the time of writing. The student leader, who is considered a superstar by many, has certainly been a thorn in the side of authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing.

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The teenager has certainly been a thorn in the side of authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing. In 2012 he led more than 100,000 on the streets of Hong Kong to protest against mandatory nationalistic education.  Wong won that battle, with Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung backing down on the planned education reforms.Last year’s universal suffrage protests didn’t result in such a clear cut victory, but Wong certainly unsettled the powers that be in Beijing, with state media branding him an “extremist”.In Hong Kong, though, he is considered a superstar by many and it could be this popularity, as well as his ability to rally massive crowds to his causes, that unnerved the Malaysian government.

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On social media, speculation is rife as to why the young activist has been denied entry, with many reacting angrily to his detention and deportation:

Our govt must grow up, don't be small minded - Joshua Wong is a pro democracy activist. Is that a crime to bar him from entering Msia?— Eric Paulsen (@EricPaulsen101) May 26, 2015

Mad respect for Joshua Wong. Who else that young could possibly be feared by governments???— jon (@jnoathan) May 26, 2015

Heartbroken I can't see Joshua wong. My only chance :'(— Michelle Yesudas  (@chelle_yesudas) May 26, 2015

18-year old Hong Kong student activist Joshua Wong detained at Penang Airport. To be deported under government orders. Outrageous act.— Yin Shao Loong (@yinshaoloong) May 26, 2015


You Might Be Breaking The Law If You're Keeping Any Of These Animals As Pets...

Dogs are a man's best friend... unless they belong to the several breeds that are considered dangerous and banned from being imported into Malaysia

Regulations from the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) restricts the importation of breeds such as Alaskan Malamutes, German, Belgian and East-European Shepherds, Neapolitan Mastiffs, and Rottweilers. Restricted breeds can still be brought into the country as long as the importer applies for approval from and fulfills the special conditions stated by the DVS. Regulations are unclear involving animals that were bred in Malaysia, but take note that the following breeds are BANNED from being imported to Malaysia:

1. Akita

Japanese Akita.
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There are two varieties of the Akita breed - Japanese Akita (Akita Inu) and American Akita. the Akita is known to be an independent and dominant breed.A large and powerful dog (male American Akitas can grow up to 71cm in height and 66kg in weight while females can grow up to 66cm tall and weigh up to 54kg), the Akita is also banned in Bermuda, a prohibited pet for residents of the New York City Housing Authority, and restricted in Singapore and the Republic of Ireland.

2. American Bulldog

Bully-type American Bulldog (left) and Standard-type American Bulldog (right).
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The American Bulldog is also banned in Denmark and several localities in the US including Maumelle (Arkansas), Aurora (Denver), and Livingston County (Michigan) while ownership is restricted in Singapore and Ukraine.

3. American Pit Bull Terrier

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Several studies have alleged that pit bull-types are responsible for many human attacks, with one concluding that Pit Bulls were responsible for 42 to 45% of dog attacks, with children being the victim 70% of the time. American Pit Bull Terriers are restricted in many countries, including Singapore, New Zealand, and Spain, while others outrightly prohibit its importation, including Malaysia, Australia, and Denmark.

4. Mastiff varieties including the Japanese Mastiff (Tosa Inu), Argentine Mastiff (Dogo Argentino), Brazilian Mastiff (Fila Brasileiro), Tibetan Mastiff, and Canary Mastiff (Perro de Presa Canario)

Japanese Mastiff (Tosa Inu).
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The above Mastiff breeds are banned from importation into Malaysia due to their unpredictable temperament and potential for aggression, especially the fully-grown ones. In particular, the government was also said to have claimed that the Japanese Mastiff (Tosa Inu) are specifically bred for fighting, hence posing a threat against humans, especially children.

Clockwise from top left: Argentine Mastiff (Dogo Argentino), Brazilian Mastiff (Fila Brasileiro), Tibetan Mastiff, and Canary Mastiff (Perro de Presa Canario).
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5. Kai Ken or Tora Inu (Tiger Dog)

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Considered one of the most ancient and purest dog breeds in Japan, the Kai Ken breed is initially developed as hunting dogs in the isolated district of Kai (Yamanashi Prefecture). Malaysia is the only country in the world to have banned the Kai Ken from importation.

6. Russo-European Laika

Russo-European Laika.
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A lively, energetic breed that requires plenty of exercise, the Russo-European Laika can become destructive if left without opportunities to run free. Malaysia is the only country in the world to have banned the Russo-European Laika from importation.

Banned dog breeds aside, the increasing demand for live exotic pets in recent years is posing a huge threat against many endangered species all over the world

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According to a survey by anti-animal trafficking watchdog TRAFFIC, most illegal wildlife trade is conducted on social media such as closed Facebook pages and Malaysia-based online e-commerce platforms such as Mudah.my. Transactions are said to be carried out via e-mail or WhatsApp, while the animals are either delivered in person or via post. In fact, Malaysia is said to be one of the biggest exporters of wildlife animals, with Malaysians selling protected animals on Facebook since at least 2013. What's worse, many of these animals are actually placed under the 'Totally Protected' Schedule in the Wildlife Conservation Act 2010, which grants the species listed under it the highest level of protection i.e. cannot be hunted, traded or used, unless a special permit is granted by the Director-General of PERHILITAN.

To name a few, these are some of the most popular 'Totally Protected' animals - both native and non-native - that might be illegally traded as "cute" and "exotic pets":

7. Yellow-crested cockatoo

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8. Malayan sun bears

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9. Dusky leaf monkeys

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10. Slow loris

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11. White-handed gibbon

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12. Indian star tortoise

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13. Prairie dogs

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Prairie dogs are also commonly found in pet stores for more than RM1,000 a pair.

14. Asian leopard cat

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15. Chinchillas

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These are just a few of the wildlife that is being illegally traded in the exotic pets industry. You can refer to the Wildlife Conservation Act 2010 for the full list of 'Totally Protected' and 'Protected' animals.

The list starts from Page 70 here.

Just last week, a local singer was detained after a six-month-old sun bear was discovered in her condo:

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"Setia Bersama Bertahun-Tahun" - Staff DSAI Menangis Berpelukan Lepas Pelantikan PM Ke-10

Follow kami di Telegram, Instagram dan TikTok SAYS Seismik, jadi antara yang terawal untuk dapatkan berita serta artikel-artikel menarik.

Penantian rakyat Malaysia selama lima hari akhirnya terjawab selepas Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim (DSAI) sah dilantik menjadi Perdana Menteri Ke-10

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Berita pelantikan beliau pada hari ini, 24 November 2022 sudah semestinya membuatkan rakyat Malaysia khususnya penyokong Pakatan Harapan (PH) berasa gembira dan sebak.Satu negara tahu perjalanan politik DSAI yang penuh dengan liku-liku dan cabaran sejak 24 tahun lepas. Hari bersejarah ini pasti akan diingati oleh rakyat Malaysia dan juga luar negara.Turut mendapat perhatian, sebuah video di Twitter memaparkan beberapa orang pekerja DSAI menangis berpelukan sejurus mendapat tahu beliau dilantik menjadi Perdana Menteri yang kesepuluh.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

Menangis wehh tengok video ni. Ini team dan staff Anwar Ibrahim. Setia bersama Anwar bertahun-tahun.Aku ingat lagi salah seorang staff dia pernah kata, "Aku tak dapat kerja PMO pun takpe, aku nak Anwar jadi PM. Kesian dia". pic.twitter.com/RvOyKMv521— Farhan Zulkefly (@farhanzulkefly) November 24, 2022

Bersyukur di atas kemenangan DSAI yang dinanti-nantikan selama ini, semua menangis tak dapat tahan sebak

Menerusi video yang dikongsi oleh @farhanzulkefly, kelihatan sekumpulan lelaki yang difahamkan adalah pekerja DSAI sedang menangis berpelukan sambil mengucapkan rasa syukur.Rupa-rupanya, mereka merupakan orang yang setia berada di belakang DSAI sejak bertahun lamanya dan tahu jatuh bangun beliau demi memperjuangkan matlamatnya."Menangis wehh tengok video ni. Ini team dan staff Anwar Ibrahim. Setia bersama Anwar bertahun-tahun. Aku ingat lagi salah seorang staff dia pernah kata, "Aku tak dapat kerja PMO pun takpe, aku nak Anwar jadi PM. Kesian dia," katanya.

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"Hard work paid off, I'm crying too. Today is a big step forward. Make Malaysia great again!" - Warganet

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah mendapat 247.5K views, 8K retweets dan 19.5K likes di laman Twitter.Tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata warganet turut sebak melihat rakaman tersebut. Majoriti juga mendoakan agar DSAI dapat memimpin Malaysia ke arah yang lebih baik.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada warganet di Twitter:

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Apa-apa pun, mari kita doakan semoga beliau dapat pimpin negara dengan baik dan jujur. To a better Malaysia. Sekalung tahniah diucapkan buat DSAI! :)

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11 Teachers Reveal How They Were Bullied Or Harassed By Students And Parents

Parent/student-teacher dynamics have certainly changed since most of our schooling days, and not necessarily for the better

In a recent study conducted on 560 teachers across Australia, a whopping 80% of respondents admitted that they have encountered some form of bullying or harassment from students and parents over the last nine to 12 months.

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The study, conducted by three lecturers from La Trobe University, revealed that the most common form of student bullying is verbal aggression, including students swearing at, yelling, and verbally disparaging teachers. Some teachers also recorded being hit or punched by a student, having their personal property damaged, harassment over phone calls and text messages, and students lying to get teachers into trouble, amongst others.  Some teachers also encountered bullying and harassment from parents, some of whom would verbally disparage and yell at teachers, argue on behalf of their children, and in some cases, physically attack or attempt to intimidate teachers.

In light of the study, an educational resource centre in Singapore called upon its fellow teachers to share their personal experiences of being bullied by students or parents... and found themselves "surprised and shocked" by the stories:

1. A pregnant teacher developed high blood pressure after being "chased after" by a scissor-wielding student

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2. Parents in the government sector who used their work email to send in complaints

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3. Parents blamed a teacher for not motivating their son to complete his homework

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4. A parent demanded to see a teacher's marking scheme because her child did not get full marks

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5. Parents' prejudice against a foreign teacher backfired on them when their child ended up "sticking like glue" to a teacher they disliked

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6. A student's grandmother displayed micro-aggression against a teacher who wore a scarf on her head

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7. A teacher recalled being physically attacked and verbally abused by a student

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8. A boy who walked out of a self-study session told his mum that the teacher chased him and his friend out of the class

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9. Parents who looked down on their own child's teacher because they don't "earn a lot"

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10. The principal and vice principal who decided to take the student's side when said student showed a teacher the middle finger

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11. And last but not least, a pre-school teacher was falsely accused of abusing a student who wasn't even in their class in the first place

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The compilation of stories, which was posted on 9 May, has been shared over 3,600 times on Facebook. You can see the full post here:

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When Anti-Bersih Groups Beat Each Other Up In Red 'Keamanan' Shirts

Anti-Bersih "Red Shirts" will not be attending Bersih rally after all

Datuk Jamal Md Yunos
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Hours after insisting of going ahead with a counter rally against Bersih 4 gathering, the coalition of non-governmental organisations, dubbed "Anti-Bersih", has decided to call off their march. This comes after police recorded a statement from its leader, Datuk Jamal Md Yunos, at the Dang Wangi police headquarters this afternoon. Just hours earlier, Jamal, who is also an Umno Sungai Besar division chief, told reporters the group insisted that their planned march would proceed despite warning from authorities. "After having our statements taken and hearing KL police chief Datuk Tajuddin Md Isa and Dang Wangi police chief ACP Zainol Samah's explanation on the preparations for the rally, we agree the call it off and give our full trust to the police," he said.

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However, Jamal said that the 'red shirts' will be organising their own rally "to voice its dissatisfaction over Bersih 4 in one or two weeks' time"

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"We will follow the law and have our rally at a suitable venue.""We may hold the rally at a stadium," he said, although the group had earlier made logistic arrangements for the event on Aug 29, including renting buses to ferry participants.

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Jamal also defended the group's 'performance' in front of Sogo Shopping Mall, and said that their remarks about training with parang was misunderstood

"Just now, I was questioned about that and an investigation paper was opened because of it.""If they (the police) say I am wrong, then I will not run away from it... but what I told them is that I did not mean it that way.""It has been misinterpreted. What was being displayed was just a regular exercise in self-defence training.”

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27 AUG, 2.30pm: Parang and swords training is just a misunderstanding, Anti-Bersih leader says

Sungai Besar UMNO chief Jamal Md Yunos
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"It just for regular practice, not that we want to face the Bersih protesters with parang," Sungai Besar Umno chief Jamal Md Yunos said."What we demonstrated in front of Sogo is just a regular exercise in learning silat.""Sticks and stones. People expect that from silat. Normally when you practise self-defence, you also practise with parang and swords," Jamal said.Despite insisting that the parang training is just a practice, Jamal said he and his group would still face off with Bersih protesters this weekend if they don't abide by the law.

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27 AUG, 12.00pm: IGP: Whether you are Bersih or 'red shirts', you will be dealt with if violent

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Action will be taken against any party which incites or promotes violence, including the so-called "red shirts", says Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar."We will take action against anyone who provokes other parties and this includes the red shirts," said the Inspector-General of Police.Khalid said any party, be it Bersih or the red shirts would be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law if they were involved in acts of violence."We will carry out our duties without fear or favour," he said.

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Responding to news reports that the Anti-Bersih group would be training with machetes and swords as preparation to counter the overnight Bersih rally, Khalid warns them against criminal intimidation

Khalid said such acts could be construed as criminal intimidation, and the police would not hesitate to take action against those who gather on the streets with weapons."Why train with swords if you do not intend to bring them on that day? If that is the case, then the police would arrest those found to be in possession of weapons.""We would not tolerate any group that threatens security and public order," he cautioned.Khalid also reiterated the police's warning for the public to steer clear of the Bersih rally and the gathering planned by the other group.

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Police also revealed that the group will be investigated for their bold demonstration later today (27 August)

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According to a Dang Wangi district police headquarters spokesperson, the group will be investigated under Section 9(5) of the Peaceful Assembly Act on their gathering at Sogo on Tuesday."At 3pm police will call the organiser and participants to record their statements at Dang Wangi," the spokesperson told the media over WhatsApp.

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26 AUG: A large number of Anti-Bersih supporters gathered yesterday for a raucous demonstration in front of the crowded Sogo shopping mall

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The aggressive demonstration was organised by the coalition of Malay non-governmental organisations (NGOs), led by its president Datuk Jamal Md Yunos and according to the group it was merely a preparation for the Bersih 4.0 rally to be held this weekend.The demonstration saw approximately 160 people, clad in red t-shirts with the phrase ‘Bersih 4.0 Keamanan (peace)’ printed on it gathered around a group of men being hit with longish wooden sticks and smashing roof tiles.Jamal said that their unruly demonstration was held just in case trouble comes up between the ‘red’ and 'yellow’, referring to the Bersih supporters. He added that a staggering number of 30,000 Anti- Bersih supporters will be marching from Low Yat in Bukit Bintang to Dataran Merdeka at 10am on Saturday, as reported by The Rakyat Post yesterday.

“We won’t initiate any violence, but if the yellow team does, then our people dressed in red will be able to defend ourselves,” said Jamal.

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A video detailing the summary of the gathering was also posted by The Rakyat Post

In the recording, a motley of red activists are seen crowding around a line up of men waiting to be hit by longish wooden sticks.

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The clip entails roaring and grunting demonstrators with hints of Silat themed music heard in the background.

What followed in the video is apparently how people defend themselves, according to the Anti-Bersih group, should there be any fights or arguments during the rally

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And the final installment of the 'performance' which involves smashing limestone bricks on their heads and knees...

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Datuk Jamal also stated that his activists are equipped with accident insurance and meals during the gathering this weekend, adding that the group was ‘not afraid of anything that might come their way during the rally’, as reported by Free Malaysia Today

“All of our participants have been informed of the possibility of assaults and they volunteered to participate because we just want peace in our country.”

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“We won’t initiate any violence, but if the yellow team does, then our people dressed in red will be able to defend ourselves,” said Jamal.

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In response to the gathering held yesterday, Jamal today said that the performance was just a 'silat demonstration'

"If we want to hold a rally, we might as well be prepared. Yesterday was a demonstration to show that we are ready for any possibilities."The Malays have silat and we are aware that whoever learns it, know that it is meant for self-defence and not for attacking," he said.

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After smashing tiles and beating each other up with wooden sticks, the anti-Bersih group will be taking a shot at training with parang (machetes) and swords tonight in their self- defence preparation for the rally

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"There will be a closed door training for our members tonight and they will use parang and swords for self-defence," he told The Star Online."We will call off our gathering, if they call off theirs," he said.

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Jamal, who is also the Sungai Besar UMNO division chief said that Bersih should hold its rallies in indoor stadiums as per the police orders.

"They can do it at the stadiums, like the Shah Alam Stadium or Stadium Titiwangsa. No one will make an issue out of that," he was quoted as saying.

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Meanwhile, Gerakan Youth deputy chief Andy Yong raised his concerns on whether the police will end up arresting more people during the Bersih 4.0 gathering this weekend

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“I hope the authorities will be fair and detain those who have violated the laws from both sides.“The Peaceful Assembly Act 2012, provides every citizen the right to assemble, whether or not notice was given to the police. I hope the police force’s intention in criminalizing the right to assemble is in accordance with the law,” he reminded.

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Yong also said that the police should only enforce the Act if they receive proper complaints on growing violence at the rally, as reported by Malaysiakini.


Malaysia Spent More Than RM33 Million For MH17 And MH370 Search And Rescue Operations

Malaysia has spent more than RM33 million on the search and rescue operations for both  MH17 and MH370

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Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai Said that the government has allocated RM33,461,861.50 for the search and rescue operation costs for the two Malaysia Airlines tragedies

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The Government has so far allocated RM33,461,861.50 to bear the search and rescue operation costs for Malaysia Airlines flights MH370 and MH17.

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The search and recovery operations, however, were borne by the different countries involved

"The search and recovery operation costs have been borne by the countries involved," he said in his written reply to Ng Wei Aik (DAP-Tanjong) at the Dewan Rakyat sitting Thursday.

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Furthermore, an estimated 3,732 public servants were involved in the operations

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"An estimated 3,732 civil officers were involved in the search and rescue efforts," he told Ng Wei Aik (DAP-Tanjong) in a brief parliamentary written reply.

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Flight MH370 disappeared without a trace on 8 March 2014. Led by Australia, the search operations is the most expensive aviation investigation so far.

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29-Year-Old Driver Of An E-Hailing Service Allegedly Molested A Student In The Backseat

A 29-year-old driver of an e-hailing service was arrested for allegedly molesting a 20-year-old private university student at a vacant shoplot area in Taman Tronoh Universiti, Perak

According to a report in NST Online, police arrested the ride-hailing driver in Lumut after the student lodged a police report."We arrested the man in Lumut to assist the investigation. His car was also seized," Batu Gajah police chief Assistant Commissioner Ahmad Adnan Basri said.

ACP Ahmad Adnan Basri said the incident, which happened around 6.45pm on Tuesday, 9 April, occurred when the driver was on his way to send the girl at her hostel in Batu Gajah Perdana, Pusing

"The student, who is currently undergoing an internship in Pangkor Island, has booked the service through her mobile application as she will be off tomorrow."The student then got into the Proton Saga BLM car which was driven by the man before he stopped at an empty shoplot in Taman Tronoh Universiti.

			The man then went out of his car and sat with the student at the backseat.

"He then forced the student to touch his private parts. The victim, who refused to do so, then pushed the man away," the ACP was quoted as saying by NST Online.The driver then went back to his seat and continued the journey to drop the victim.

After the driver dropped the student to her hostel, he warned her not to tell anyone about the incident, including the police

Police are currently investigating the case under Section 354 of the Penal Code for assault or use of criminal force to a person with intent to outrage modesty.

The seized Proton Saga BML, owned by the arrested driver.
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Insta-Worthy Spots, Zombie VR Games & More! Enjoy Spooky Funtimes At This Halloween Event

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Mark your calendars because there's an amazing Halloween event coming up that you won't wanna miss!

Get ready to bring on fun and excitement:Jack O' HalloweenDates: 29 & 30 October | 5 & 6 NovemberTime: 11am - 9pmLocation: Gamuda Gardens Experience Gallery

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Here are all the details:

Bring in the spooky season at Jack O' Halloween with plenty of Instagrammable spots

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Whether you're looking for treats or tricks, this Halloween happening will tick all the boxes.Feel free to dress up in the spirit of the season and snap pics at the many setups. From scary haunts to delicious candy decor, there's something for everyone.

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And be sure to check out the pièce de résistance — a giant pumpkin sculpture at the centre of the Waterfront Village. It's gonna be a sight to behold!There's even going to be a Halloween market, featuring lots of yummy eats from popular brands like Coca-Cola, Costa Coffee, Tealive, Phil's Pizza, Kintry, and Texas Chicken. Let the feasting begin!

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Whether you prefer the cutesy side of Halloween or the horror that encapsulates it, there are plenty of activities to immerse yourself in

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Activities for the young ones (and the young at heart!) include Halloween and glow-in-the-dark face painting, carnival games, trick or treating, and candy-filled piñatas.Meanwhile, if you're up for some scares, you gotta try out the VR Halloween games! Eeeee tacod.

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And of course, no Halloween event is complete without dressing up in costumes.Show off your Malaysian pride and rep our local hantus by dressing up as a pontianak or pocong, go old school with mummies and vampires, pick a pop culture icon, or come as a meme IRL; there are just so many options to choose from. The best part is that everyone who shows up in a costume will get a special prize to bring home, ooooo!

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Gardens Square is tipped to be the next big thing, bringing that vibrant KL city lifestyle to Gamuda Gardens

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Gardens Square is the first Commercial Square in the 810-acre, award-winning township of Gamuda Gardens, and is set to be the latest hotspot in town.With the look and feel of Paris, Gardens Square offers alfresco dining in a picturesque setting. You can also enjoy eMobility transportation in and around the area for your convenience. Plus, it's pet-friendly so feel free to bring your furbabies!Anchor tenants include an established grocer and branded fast food chains.

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Enjoy modern European architecture with the Parisian-inspired concept while you stroll through this pedestrian-friendly town centre.The energy efficient buildings offer natural ventilation and lighting, solar panel systems provide renewable energy, and the EV station promotes zero carbon energy, making Gamuda Gardens friendly for our environment.

Get more information about Jack O' Halloween, as well as Gardens Square here!

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Terengganu Man Dresses Up As A Ghost To Scare Teens Into Staying At Home During MCO

A man from Terengganu recently went viral for sharing photos of a "ghost" standing on top of a van

On Saturday, 28 March, Muhammad Urabil Alias posted several images of a ghastly figure all dressed in white and jokingly wrote, "Are there any vacancies in RELA or the police department tonight? Bored of sitting all alone."

His post has since garnered over 3,400 shares and 1,500 comments.

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The 38-year-old revealed that he dressed up as a ghost to scare teens in his area.
He wanted them to stay at home and comply with the Movement Control Order (MCO).

"When I uploaded the photos on Facebook, a lot of people panicked and became scared to leave their houses," he told Harian Metro.He explained that he just wanted to prank naughty teenagers at Taman Anika Jaya, Kampung Tempurung, so they would stop wandering around during the MCO.

"I just wanted them to follow the restrictions enforced by the government and I think it was a success because a lot of them are now concerned about walking around at night."

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The man added that he did not expect a lot of people to think that the photos were real

"Netizens reached out to me and asked whether the photos were real or not. I thought I made it obvious from the light-hearted tone in my post. I was clearly joking, but so many people thought that I was an actual ghost when I was just dressed up as Gandalf," he said.Urabil also explained that it was his wife who took the photos. He then told Harian Metro that he was sorry in case people found his actions to be too over the top. He said, "I really didn't mean to catch this much attention. My wife and I would like to apologise if you think we went too far."

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Wanita Kongsi Itinerari Food Hunting 4H3M Ke Hatyai Naik ETS Bawa Anak Kecil. Jimatnya!

Banyak perkara yang boleh anda lakukan ketika bercuti di negara luar. Bukan setakat jalan-jalan sahaja.

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Sebagai contoh, ada yang suka membeli-belah barangan di negara luar, melihat pemandangan di sekitarnya, mempelajari dan mendalami budaya mereka dan sebagainya. Namun, ada juga di antara pelancong yang suka pergi jalan-jalan cari makan untuk merasai sendiri keenakan dan keunikan sajian yang disediakan. Memang tak sama dengan apa yang dijual dan ditawarkan di Malaysia. Kalau ada pun, mungkin rasanya akan sedikit berbeza.Tapi lain orang, lain pula cara mereka ketika bercuti.

Seperti satu perkongsian yang dikongsi oleh Mya Syamyra baru-baru ini mengenai percutian 'cari makan' bersama dua orang anak kecil dan suami tercinta di Hatyai selama 4H3M menaiki ETS

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Menurutnya, percutian menaiki ETS untuk ke Hatyai dari KL ini benar-benar menjimatkan berbanding jika mereka pilih untuk menaiki kapal terbang.Baca perkongsian penuh di bawah:

KL ke Hatyai selama 4 hari 3 malam menaiki ETS untuk tahun 2020 bersama dua anak kecil dan suami tercinta :)

Finally full story pasal trip mia & family ke Hatyai from KL 2020 is ready. Ramai tnye mcm2 so mia jwb kt sni terus ok. Kami berempat mia pregnant 6months, husband and kids 5&4 tahun. Trip 3jan -6 jan 2020. Sebab selalu blogger share trip bujang je kan nahh kalini BAWA KIDS. Kami xsuka follow tour guide sbb xnk terikat ngn masa dorg. Bw budak ni lain mood tak tentu so decide gerak sendiri je. Korg boleh cuba!! Baca sampai habis ok.Okay kita straight foward terus tak nak panjang cite ok. Ni mia share just itinerary untuk yang nak FOOD HUNTING je. Nak shopping korang boleh adjust bajet memasing. Mahal ke murah bg i murah compared naik flight. First thing kena beli tiket ETS dlu, beli online je dia ada APPS KTMBmobile. Pilih origin and destinasi PADANG BESAR. Kalau mia dari KL SENTRAL - PD BESAR ada dua harga rm76 & rm102 utk dewasa, Rm42&55 utk kanak2. So of course beli yang tix murah rm76& rm42 tu. (Gold murah, Platinum mahal) pjalanan 5jam ye. Jangn risau dalam tu ada surau, tandas and mini cafe.

Aplikasi yang digunakan untuk membeli tiket ETS. Kena sign up dulu dan baru boleh beli.
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Tiket online yang anda akan dapat. Boleh screenshot dan tunjuk dalam tren nanti.
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Tix 7AM dari KL - 1pm Padang BesarRM76 x 2 parents, RM42 x 2 kidsTotal tix = RM236 pergi Padang BesarKat sini silap mia tak beli tix balik terus, esok baru beli tix murah DAH HABIS!! Tinggal rm102& rm55 sajo. Rugi banyak kan. So korang beli siap2 okay pergi balik. Kita beli la jgk kang xbalik Kl pulak kan.Tix - Padang Besar 3.40pm sampai KL sentral 9pmRM102 x 2 parent, RM55 x 2 kidsTotal tix = RM314 balik KL. (rugi RM78)

Untuk tempat penginapan pula, boleh tempah siap-siap melalui aplikasi dalam talian sebelum pergi bercuti. Lebih mudah.

Hotel mia booked kt agoda, Udee Living Place bebetul sebelah Greenway Night Market rm313/3malam. Hotel ni mmg recommended sbb bersih, just jalan kaki ke night market dorg. Baca review dlu sblm book ok. Passport JANGAN LUPA BAWA.

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Lokasi: Greenway, belakang hotel.
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Lokasi: ASEAN Night Bazar.
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Lokasi: ASEAN Night Bazar.
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Day 1: Friday6am - Dari rumah ke Kl sentral utk naik ETS Train, 7am terus masuk train duduk tmpt ikut tix and smpai Pdg Besar 1pm. Spnjg dlm tu korang tidur jela. 5jam bawa makanan siap2 dari rumah , kt situ ada cafe mahal skit. 2pm - Sampai Pdg Besar, ramai agent van akan approach. Mmg plan nk naik van so rm20 per head kami kena rm60/4 org utk dia hantar ke Hotel @ any first destination korg. Van akan bw korg siap2 cop kt Imigresen Malaysia & Thai. Then baru gerak. Mcm kami ke Kai To Decha dulu untuk lunch.Sejam pjalanan dr Pdg Besar - Hatyai . Klu korg nk jimat naik keretaapi lama dorg rm7 per person cuma kena tggu 2jam la sbb ikut jadual. Since kami bw kids kami terus naik van senang cite. Malas tggu lg wei. Oh ya sediakan rm2 per person utk cop imigresen thai . rm8/4 org (xtau ni wajib ke tak kitwg byr je). Beli simkad masa kt Pdg besar so xpyh register rm20/8hari unlimited.3pm - Lunch Kai To Decha spent rm25 makan4pm - ke hotel pakai grab thai rm12 and checkin hotel for rest refreshing sebelum food hunting malam.8pm - Heading asean night bazaar kami jalan kaki 5min dari hotel utk dinner , balik xlarat plak nk jalan kaki so naik tuktuk2 (biasalah mak buyong dh kenyang). rm42 makan, baju 2helai rm33, mainan rm43 (terpaksa beli ya), tuktuk balik hotel 4 org rm8Damage: RM218Day 2: Setelah kira2 naik grab maybe akan spent around rm80-90 sehari . so kami decide sewa scooter(contact dr hotel) so sewa rm47/1hari full tank and dpt diskaun rm88/2hari. Jimat bukan?? so boleh gerak ikut suka hati korg . kami berempat muat tau walaupon mia mak buyong ni.Day 2: Saturday9am : Sarapan Dimsum chabura rm27. 11am : Kimyong Market (shopping kacang) rm90 kena pandai tawar jangan bayar je harga dorg sebut. 1pm : Balik hotel rest sbb panas lit2 anak merungut panas dh. 3pm : Khloeng hae floating Market (makan) makan rm30 + rm26 hadiah + rm27 kcg better dtg awl kalau xnk sesak. Nnt meja penuh u alls. Nk dtg mlm pon ok jerr. 5pm balik hotel rest bg anak2 tidur dulu(untung naik moto kn bole balik rest ikut suka). 8pm : hatyai walking street spent rm116 (souvenirs rm16+ food+buah+ milo rm100) kt sni wajib pegi !! 10pm : Balik hotel tidurrr.Damage: RM404

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Tuktuk akan sentiasa ada di depan Asean Night Market. Boleh naik kalau tak larat nak jalan dah.
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Contact untuk sewa motor.
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Day 3: SundayKami decide skip breakfast and terus lunch. 12pm: Lunch at kai to decha rm30. 2pm: Central festival city mall bawa anak2 main playground spent rm13 beli coin. 4pm: Balik hotel bg anak2 tidur rest. 8pm: asean night market makan rm27, dinner + pedicure greenway rm20 + rm3 jajan, 10pm : balik hotel tidur!Damage: RM93Day 4: Monday11am : checkout hotel terus lunch naik grab ke restoran utk lunch grab cost rm12, makan cost rm30, 1pm: Naik van dari Hatyai ke Pdang besar rm60/4 org sejam perjalanan, 3.40pm: Train ke Kl sentral tiba utk berlepas, 9.30pm: Sampai Kl sentral.Damage: RM102. GRAND TOTAL: RM1,680.

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Kimyong Market.
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Floating Market.
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Tips di bawah juga boleh anda gunakan jika anda bercadang untuk ke Hatyai:

p/s: Untuk couple / bujang group korg bole je pergi 3H2M sbb boleh pdatkn itinerary tp kami bw kids and xnk push sgt diri dgn full trip . (sila pergi Jumaat - Ahad) hari biasa banyak tmpt tutup. kami pegi 4hari sbb xnk stresskan kids dgn jadual padat. Apa2 pon sblm kesini Google tmpt2 mia mention tu. Tuktuk2 and grab klu group ok la boleh share2. Klu couple naik motor jela . Klu nak shopping sila bw duit thai lebih sbb cas atm withdrawals rm40! Lagi satu korg jgn risau mostly dorg smua boleh ckp melayu dlm 5% je xpndai tu kena speaking basic2. Pastu g memana pakai je google maps ok xpyh bawa peta tu pulak.Travel essentials: seterika ( hotel thai mmg tak sediakan ), Kipas kecil, Pillow Neck, Sweater (dlm ets sejuk wei), Pakai kasut dan Sunblock.Thats all!! Hope korang enjoy with my simple itinerary, if ada salah kira memana tu maafkan ye sis failed math. KALAU KORG RASA MAHAL CUT MANA YANG TAK PERLU, Maybe ada org spent lg murah or lg mahal. Again ni trip dari KL ye, klu dr PERLIS xpyh sembang mmg lg murah.

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Hujan akan membuatkan permukaan jalan licin, maka semua orang dinasihatkan untuk memandu kenderaan dengan berhati-hati

Hal ini supaya dapat mengelakkan berlakunya kemalangan ataupun perkara yang tidak diingini.Namun, lain pula terjadi dalam satu video yang viral baru-baru ini memaparkan seorang penunggang motosikal terjatuh akibat lantai licin telah mendapat perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

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Jatuh motor sebab lantai licin, gate rumah pula yang jadi mangsa

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @wahanautoparts_hypertech di TikTok, kelihatan rakaman CCTV menunjukkan seorang pelajar lelaki sedang menunggang motosikal ingin memasuki kawasan rumah.Namun, apa yang membuatkan netizen terhibur adalah apabila pelajar tersebut tiba-tiba membuat spin lalu terjatuh daripada motornya akibat lantai licin yang dibasahi hujan.Lebih menghiburkan hati adalah apabila dia dilihat mengangkat tangannya seolah-olah tidak puas hati terhadap gate rumah.

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“Member stress balik sekolah boleh pula spin mesti yang dalam rumah tu gelak berdekah” - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen menunjukkan pelbagai reaksi terhadap video yang dikongsikan.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah mendapat 715.8K tontonan, 57.6K tanda suka dan 655 komen di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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This Floating Playground Is Home To The World's Largest Floating Unicorn

Located in the Philippines, Inflatable Island is the largest floating playground in Asia

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The island is sprawled across 4,200 square metres, which is equivalent to eight basketball courts side-by-side.Just off the shores of Subic, the obstacle course is 15 minutes away from Manila by seaplane.

First opened in 2017, Inflatable Island recently introduced the world's largest floating unicorn - UnicornZilla

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UnicornZilla can fit up to 50 people at a time, so its the perfect spot for those Insta-worthy group shots.Not only that, it also doubles as a slide.

The island also has other notable courses like the Vortex, Leap of Faith, Wrecking Ball, and more

Even though the obstacle course might look easy, it is recommended you wear active-friendly swimwear as the obstacles can get quite challenging.

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Rest and relax on the Pink/Yellow Bali Lounge or the Sunflower Lounge after a full day of activities

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If you're ready for a colourful getaway, prices start from PHP 499 (approximately RM40)

Head on over to their website for more info.

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Brb, adding this to our holiday wish list!

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[MUST READ] What Motivates A Man To Rape A Woman? Hear It From These Rapists

From the gang-rape of a 20-something Chinese national at the Penang Bridge rest stop to the rape of a teenage girl on the orders of a village council in an Indian village, stories of rape abound. All around us. Yet we continue to ignore this horrendous crime.

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Last year in Malaysia, there were 2,111 reported rapes involving children under the age of 18. However, only 14 persons were convicted. So as Liyana Dizzy notes, our system basically believes 2,097 out of 2,111 men were wrongly accused of raping children.

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Rape is a sexual crime and it's always — regardless of what you have been told or may have read previously — the responsibility of those who commit it. NOT of those who are raped. NEVER!

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While there is no single scientific theory that conclusively explains the motivation for rape, an unscientific survey by Sky News reveals the harrowing attitudes some men have towards rape and women

Sky News asked 38 men if they had raped a woman; in total, 28 answered they had raped a woman, and many even explained how and why. While it's difficult to read just one side of the story — especially the rapists, it doesn't mean the answers should be dismissed all together.Also, the answers provided by these men, many of which echo victim-blaming attitudes so frequently heard here in Malaysia, illustrate the ubiquity of rape culture and show how often rapists go unpunished - just like in any other country - in South Africa. We list down their answers below.

This 34-year-old man raped a woman because he bought beers for her but later she refused to go home with him

Q: How did it happen?A: We were having some beers in a tavern and I spent (money on) the lady but when (the) time arrived (to) go she refused. I had to use manpower to take her with me. We never got to my place so I decided to rape her. The second time it was the same woman again, we met at a shebeen and we had beers together, when she decided to leave the place I escorted her and along the way I raped her. Q: Did she report the case? A: No.

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This 38-year-old man raped because he thought he was ugly, and he knew the woman he wanted to sleep with would say no

Q: How did it happen?A: I always wanted the woman but because (I) am ugly and I knew that if I (tried) to (proposition) her she (would refuse) … unless I have a lot of money to buy her. I knew where she lived and traced her movements and how many people she lived with in her shack, but I found out that her boyfriend only came (back at) month ends. I went to her place Friday night and it was raining so it helped me attack her well as no one else could hear me. I used a bolt cutter to gain entry, wielding a butcher knife. I told her not to scream until I leave her place. Q: Did she open a (police) case? A: I don't know because I never got arrested for the rape.

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This man says he raped her because he "needed sex"

Q: How did it happen? A: The woman always asked me for (a) cool drink or money for transport. I did give her (these things) many times. When I needed her to sleep with me she always came up with excuses. (In) January this year I met her on the street when I was coming from the nearby shop holding plastic (bags) with groceries. I decided to invite her to my place, she came over and when I needed sex she said, 'not today, next time'. I didn't buy the story. I overpowered and raped her. Q: Did she open a case after that? A: Yes.

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This 24-year-old man feels great because "she is a nice woman to have (slept) with even though (it was) against her will"

Q: How did it happen? A: We watched (a) game of soccer together at my place at night while her parents had gone out. I bought some ciders. I knew she liked them, and we drunk together. In the middle of the game I (raped her). Q: Did she open a case against you? A: No! Q: Why not? A: I think she just got scared of her parents and avoided the embarrassment. Q: Have you apologised to her to see if she had animosity towards you after the rape? A: I tried but she didn't want to talk to me. Q: How do you feel that you did such a thing to your neighbour?A: I feel great because she is a nice woman to have (slept) with even though (it was) against her will.

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This man raped a 21-year-old repeatedly

Q: How did it happen? A: (There) were five of us who went out on (a) Friday night (in) 2011. We did a house arrest, three of us got into the house of a white man demanding (he) open up his safe of money. He refused so we used a hot iron to get him to open the safe. The moment we were still busy teasing him our two accomplices came in with his wife who didn't know that there was a robbery in progress at her house. She was … raped ... repeatedly. We left the scene with jewellery and cash plus a cellphone. Q: Was anyone arrested for this crime? A: No

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This rapist says he doesn't feel bad because he "supported her" and deserved something from her in exchange

Q: How did it happen?A: My ex-girlfriend's sister lived with us in the same shack and when (I was) off her sister would be at work, so we watched TV together. I asked and promised to buy her expensive shoes if she slept with me. She refused and I forced myself on her and told her that if she talked about it I would chase both her (and) her sister, so she kept quiet. Q: How do you feel whenever you see her after you did this? A: I feel nothing bad about it. Q: Why not? A: I supported her at my place and I deserved to ask for a favour too. Q: Do you call it rape?A: No. Q: But you forced yourself on her? A: Yes.

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This young 27-year-old married man raped a woman he met in a party after she refused to sleep with him

Q: How did it happen? A: We went to a big party in Rustenburg and there was this woman whom I admired. I proposed to give her a lift after a party. We left together after the party and both of us had taken some beers but I made sure that I didn't drink too much. In the car after driving 5km I wanted to kiss her and she kissed too but refused to sleep with me. However, I used my power to overcome ... her. Q: Did she report you to the police? A: No. I phoned her while at work and promised to give her some money, which I did - R1000 (RM340) to close her mouth. Q: Was this the first time for you?A: Yes. Q: Are you married? A: Yes.

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This man who has raped five times, believes women who wear mini-skirts want to get raped

Q: How did it happen?A: Fridays we went out to chill and drink some beers … after hours me and my friend we saw a young good-looking woman who was drunk on the street, we took her to our place and (raped) her in our shack for an hour. This became a habit and every Friday we made sure that we hung on at the tavern to pick up girls who were drinking after hours. Q: How many times have you raped a woman? A: Five times. Q: Have you ever been arrested for any rape?A: Once. Q: Did you serve time for it? A: Yes. Q: How long? A: Six years. Q: Do you think it's the right thing to do? A: Why do women go to taverns in mini-skirts? Q: What do you think they want? A: To be raped.

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There is this rapist who thinks "all women want money so the best is just to rape." And when asked is he not afraid of being caught? He said: "Rape those who won't know you."

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In case you are thinking it also has to do with how certain women dress in certain ways. Well, breaking news, it isn't. How a woman dresses or wishes to carry herself in public is no excuse to harass or rape her. Here's why:

                Why The Way A Woman Dresses Is Not An Excuse For Harassment

Tumblr blog "But What Was She Wearing?" sets out to prove that harrassment and catcalling happens no matter what one ...

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