Developing Regenerative Aquaculture in Southeast Asia Published: 23 October 2023 Background Regenerative aquaculture is emerging as a promising solution to address the sustainability challenges faced by the aquaculture industry. Integrating Gracilaria seaweed and brackish water tilapia in pond systems in Johor, Malaysia, has shown great potential. Adibi M. Nor
Malaysia’s hysterical obsession over one transwoman and the struggle for true political reform Published: 20 January 2022 Only Sajat, a successful entrepreneur and social media influencer in Malaysia, has been targeted by the government and the public for years - mostly because of her gender identity. Serene Lim
Queering Malay Identity Politics in the Malaysian Digital Space Published: 14 May 2021 Article The internet we have today has become as real as any social spaces we occupy in-person. So much of our lives are integrated digitally now and opting out of the digital space is no longer a choice for us. Today, to be online is to exist and to be seen. Serene Lim
Malaysia’s Reformasi Movement Lives Up To Its Name Published: 1 June 2018 A revolution took place in Malaysia on May 9, 2018. It was a silent and peaceful one, amazingly achieved through the ballot box, and is therefore not noticed for what it is. But it is a revolution nevertheless. Ooi Kee Beng
Masculinities in Asia Published: 4 September 2025 Dossier This dossier shows how ideals of masculinity in Asia influence (young) generations and even entire nations, how men themselves suffer from hegemonic masculinity, and how queer interventions and traditional Asian ideas can offer alternatives.
