Despite challenges, Tagal shows how indigenous knowledge and collaboration can address environmental issues. - Malaysiakini (supported by Earth Journalism Network)

The indigenous Tagal system successfully regenerates rivers in Sabah, through community partnership and collaboration. - Malaysiakini (supported by Earth Journalism Network)

In Sabah, indigenous communities use Tagal, a traditional system that has conserved their rivers. - Malaysiakini (supported by Earth Journalism Network)

As the climate crisis impacts rice production, heirloom rice could save the day, as highland farmers of Sarawak show. - Macaranga (supported by Earth Journalism Network)

In Borneo, Indigenous communities are using mapping tech to claim their land rights and fight the expansion of oil palm plantations. - Rest of World (as Feature Reporting Fellow)

A concerning trend has emerged—where Indonesian domestic workers are increasingly pushed into undocumented status. - Project Multatuli (as APWLD Migration Fellow)

In pursuit of improved economy, former domestic workers strive for fairer recruitment and employment practices. - Project Multatuli (as APWLD Migration Fellow)

With automatic registration and the lowering of voting age, youth activists and voters wielded new power in Malaysia's last election and political future. - Southeast Asia Globe

Community based activists and domestic workers are cutting out their own path for improved labour rights. - Southeast Asia Globe (supported by Thomson Reuters Foundation)

A climate of fear rises amongst Malaysians as religious authorities ramp up investigations into activities deemed "insulting to Islam". - Southeast Asia Globe

Resettlement remains the most common solution for refugees fleeing persecution, but complications persist before and even after resettlement. - Southeast Asia Globe

A new generation of young tuak homebrewers from Borneo challenge perceptions of indigenous representation and flavours. - Southeast Asia Globe

As binational families are left strained and separated for months by pandemic travel and immigration rules, online groups offer support and advocacy outlets. - New Naratif

Malaysia’s constitution restricts mothers from passing citizenship to children born abroad. Several mothers are fighting to change the sexist law. - New Naratif