Malaysia
Orang Asli Literacy in Malaysia: ‘PANAI 3M’ Concludes with Stronger Learning Outcomes for Semelai Students
Improving Orang Asli literacy in Malaysia requires sustained attention to foundational learning—particularly in rural communities where early gaps in reading and numeracy can shape a child’s entire academic journey. At Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Sungai Sampo in Bandar Seri Jempol, Negeri...
The Star Malaysia: A Positive Step for Orang Asli Rights
Malaysia’s leading English daily, The Star, has featured an op-ed by RYTHM Foundation Head, Santhi Periasamy, highlighting ongoing efforts and progress in addressing the challenges faced by indigenous Orang Asli communities in Malaysia. In her piece, Shanthi emphasises the importance...
Enhancing Education and Eco-tourism: RYTHM Adopts Kensiu Indigenous Orang Asli
RYTHM Foundation has embarked on a transformative initiative with the Kensiu indigenous Orang Asli community in northern Malaysia as part of its Community Adoption Programme (CAP). The Kensiu, a sub-group of the Negrito and one of Malaysia’s oldest Orang Asli...
Youth Leader Petrus Mailu Drives Ecotourism in Sabah with RYTHM’s Support
Petrus Mailu from Sabah plays a crucial role in RYTHM Foundation’s Community Adoption Programme (CAP). As a leader in the eco-tourism sector in his village, he stands as a shining example of progress and ambition.
Landmark Convention Takes Action to Safeguard Malaysia’s Indigenous Communities
An RYTHM Foundation and UKM convention addresses Malaysia’s indigenous communities’ challenges with over 30 education, health, livelihood, and rights resolutions.