A look into one of the more controversial books by Datuk Arulldas and a deep take on the world of Rohingya refugees and their fate as they seek for greener pastures.
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About Datuk Arulldas Sinnapan
In 1996, 30 Pakistani women were locked in a hostel after work by a factory located at Alma, Bukit Mertajam, thanks to my guest bold move to write about this, during his time at The Sun, the police rescued these women who were then repatriated to Pakistan.
In April of 2007, while at the News Straits Times, he reported a story of a migrant worker from Tamil Nadu, South India, who was alleged to have been ill-treated and tortured by his employers in Bukit Mertajam, having locked this man for a month and abandoning him at a nearby forest in Gurun, Kedah.
For the last 15 years, my guest’s focus has been on human trafficking, migrants’ welfare, violation of human rights against migrants, their hardship and their rights as a human being.
He has won the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM) in 2015, “Excellent Investigative Reporting Journalist” award by the Malaysian Press Institute-Petronas in 2016, and an “Excellence in Journalism” award by the Sungai Petani Rotary Club in 2019.
His career as a journalist began way back in 1980 with Tamil media, Tamil Osai, Malaysian Nanban, and Makkal Osai until 2016 where he switched to English media, serving The Sun, The Star and The News Straits Times where he retired in 2010, only to continue at the Malay Mail and Buletin Mutiara, as well as The Vibes and MalaysiaKini.
But today we are discussing, arguably his most revealing, and controversial work yet, his book ‘Mass Graves - Uncovering the Killing Fields of Wang Kelian’.
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