New Naratif 101: The Contours of Human Displacement in Malaysia Event Recap

Cameron 18 October 2023

Posted by Cameron Tjoe Guest speaker Joshua Low

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New Naratif 101 is a new format of online event focusing on human displacement and migration issues. Our inaugural edition revolved around the contours of human displacement in conjunction with World Refugee Day, and was an opportunity for participants to ponder on simple yet complex questions of human displacement in Malaysia.

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