Residents of Kampung Sungai Baru in the heart of Kuala Lumpur march to the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) office to submit a memorandum in protest of their July 16 eviction.

Over 500 residents from Putra Heights in Subang Jaya and the surrounding area were forced to move to temporary relief centres due to the huge blast which left many homeless.

The only means they have of celebrating the occasion are the groceries given to them by a charitable foundation.

The flats in the area are torn down one by one despite an interim order allowing the residents to remain there until the court reaches a decision.

Dates have always played an important role in the month of Ramadan, when Muslims around the world abstain from food and drink from dawn until dusk, traditionally breaking their fast with ripe dates.

While wealth and prosperity are a common theme in Chinese New Year greetings, many still celebrate the occasion with very little or nothing at all.

Around 300 protesters, mostly students, gathered in Kuala Lumpur to take a stand against corruption after the Anwar Ibrahim government made a series of decisions that critics say exonerate scandal-hit individuals in the hope of holding the fragile coalition together.

Mosques are not only Muslim houses of worship; in many parts of the Muslim world, they are also stunning tourist attractions thanks to their architecture and history. MalaysiaNow stops by some of the most beautiful mosques in the Klang Valley.

Chua Theam Kok and his family are forced to collect water in buckets but scramble to cope whenever the rain comes pouring through the leaks in their old wooden house.

Mak Wan knows what it is like to live on the streets and even to spend time behind bars.

Ong Ing Keong, the deaf e-hailing driver who was assaulted by a royal escort, tries to put on a brave face for the sake of his wife.

M Mythreyar is a devout Hindu but cannot ignore his feelings about the conflict in Gaza.