PETALING JAYA: Being named as one of the Star Golden Hearts Award (SGHA) winners has been a transformative milestone for Native Discovery, a project committed to fostering allyship with the Orang ...

Orang Asli and conservation Beyond their role as traditional users, the Orang Asli also play a key part in conserving the Rafflesia’s natural habitat.

Orang Asli is a collective term (which means original or first peoples in Malay) for some 18 ethnic groups of less than 150,000 in total who are widely regarded as comprising peninsular Malaysia’s ...

Malaysia [Watch] Adnan Yaakob Calls Siti Kasim Names Outside Court Over Orang Asli Issues The former Pahang menteri besar Adnan Yaakob was triggered after she allegedly told a group of Orang Asli not ...

KLUANG, March 22 — Three pregnant women stranded by floodwaters in Kluang were airlifted to safety today, by a Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) Air Operations Unit (PGU) helicopter. Kluang police chief ...

‘We all cried together’: How four Orang Asli women beat the odds to join Malaysia Airlines’ first batch of indigenous cabin crew ...

Four Orang Asli have graduated from Malaysia Airlines' training academy, becoming the airline's first Indigenous cabin crew members Amyisha Nurshahira Rosman and Sarah Elissa Tang Aman are from Suku ...

As developers and other commercial players come knocking, the Mah Meri in Selangor are one of Malaysia's indigenous communities fighting to gazette their land before it’s too late.

The Orang Asli tribe of Peninsular Malaysia, faced with increasing demand for land over which they have few rights, are struggling to maintain their traditional way of life Words and photographs by ...

Orang minyak, which translates to oily man, are often described as towering men covered in black oil or grease. It is widely believed that all orang minyak are demonically transformed males, typically ...

A cryptid from Indonesian folklore, the orang pedek is said to be a bipedal, apelike creature between 3 to 5 feet tall that stalks the forests of Sumatra.

About 200 residents in an Orang Asli village in Kampung Sungai Sinju in Simpang Pulai have been ordered by a company to move out from the area to make way for the planting of Musang King durian.