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Author Archives: Minxi Chua

Minxi Chua is a Malaysian writer, editor, translator and researcher. She has studied and worked in Beijing, New York, Singapore, and Manchester; and, for much of this time, has been writing a novel on mental illness, the postcolonial Malaysian psyche, intergenerational female trauma, and chickens.

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“Kami Tidak Boleh Berdiam Diri Sahaja”: Tukang Cuci Hospital Malaysia Tunjuk Perasaan Di Tengah-Tengah Pandemik

Avatar photoAvatar photo by Minxi Chua, Sharon Chin and Tina Carmillia 27 Ogos 202018 Mei 2021

Tukang cuci hospital di Malaysia menghadapi berpuluhan tahun bergaji rendah, persekitaran kerja yang mencabar dan sikap tidak peduli daripada majikan mereka. Kini di barisan hadapan dalam perjuangan melawan COVID-19, mereka turun ke jalan untuk menuntut keadilan.

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