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Pang Khee Teik

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What Does Pride Mean In Malaysia?

By Nicole Fong
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9th Jul 20 11:04 pm
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How Selective Liberal Outrage Against Brunei Is Missing The Point

By PANG KHEE TEIK. "Brunei’s Sharia Penal Code is designed to silence dissent, the first line of resistance against all forms of oppression. These laws push everyone further back into ...
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5th Apr 19 4:47 am
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20 Ways to Promote LGBT Activities

The Malaysian government likes to accuse LGBT activists of promoting LGBT activities, even when they don't know what that means, so Pang Khee Teik decided to show everyone how to ...
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4th Mar 19 9:49 pm
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Me as a young gay Christian looking for the straight path

By PANG KHEE TEIK. "Yesterday, for the first time, I acknowledged the pain and trauma of my conversion therapy experience."
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16th Nov 18 11:10 am
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Curing Discrimination: Making Healthcare Inclusive for LGBT People

By NADIA GIDEON, THILAGA & PANG KHEE TEIK. "Acceptance of LGBT people into health systems, communities, and civic life is a vital step towards a more vibrant, healthy Malaysia."
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18th Oct 18 8:47 am
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Does new Malaysia mean all of us without exception?

Statement by LGBT individuals & groups. "I wish Malaysia would stop teaching lessons of hate and division. We should teach lessons of love, respect and equality instead."
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5th Sep 18 4:33 am
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Political Suicide vs LGBT Suicide

By PANG KHEE TEIK. "I am absolutely tired of politicians saying they cannot touch LGBT issues because it would be political suicide. You know what is suicide? It is what ...
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18th Aug 18 4:05 am
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LGBT activists: Silence and censorship perpetuate discrimination and hate

"We welcome the timely meeting between Minister in the PMO Mujahid Rawa and Nisha Ayub on 11 August 2018. The meeting was a crucial and positive first step in showing ...
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11th Aug 18 10:58 am
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What Will People Say?? And other things parents say to LGBT children

By PANG KHEE TEIK. "We have been taught from young to believe that our measure of worth comes from others: our teachers, our bosses, our government. But it is our ...
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3rd Aug 18 8:32 pm
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Bila Komuniti LGBT Tampil Sebagai Rakyat Malaysia

Oleh PANG KHEE TEIK. "Komuniti LGBT Malaysia terus berjuang untuk anakmu, ibumu, masyarakatmu, walaupun rasa takut kehilangan keluarga dan masyarakat sendiri terus membelenggu kami."
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16th Jul 18 10:10 am
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We Stand With Numan Afifi

Many Malaysians are urging Syed Saddiq to uphold principles of fairness, equality, and meritocracy, and retain Numan in his team.
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8th Jul 18 6:04 am
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When LGBT People Came Out As Malaysians

By PANG KHEE TEIK. All over the country, we came out as Malaysians and we volunteered and we voted, in spite of being told the country is not ready for ...
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23rd May 18 10:51 am
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How To Clean Your Kunyit

BY PANG KHEE TEIK. Malaysians are panicking about kunyit. We must clean the country of kunyit! Darlings, we don't have to clean this country of kunyit. But we can clean ...
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27th Mar 18 11:00 pm
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