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Malaysia defamation case: 100 apologies on TwitterSEAN YOONG AP 06/02/2011 | Boot camp in Malaysia for effeminate boys slammed CNN 04/20/2011 |
 A Malaysian social activist is apologizing 100 times on Twitter in an unusual settlement with a magazine publisher in a defamation case, his lawyer said Thursday. |  An education department in one Malaysian state is sending effeminate boys to a boot camp to change their behavior, a move that's drawn fire from educators and activists. |
Malaysian states plan Valentine's Day crackdown Breitbart.com 02/09/2011 | |
 Several Malaysian states are planning a crackdown on "immoral acts" during Valentine's Day as part of a campaign to encourage a sin-free lifestyle, an Islamic party leader Wednesday. |  Malaysia has released 6,000 genetically modified mosquitoes into a forest in the first experiment of its kind in Asia aimed at curbing dengue fever. |
The Great AppreciationKhalil Adis Property Report 03/02/2010 | |
 A Malaysian Muslim model, who was sentenced last year under Islamic law to six lashes and a fine by a religious court for drinking beer, has had her sentence reduced to community service, her father said Thursday. |  Kuala Lumpur’s landed property market is showing signs of recovery with the capital values of prime landed home showing the greatest price appreciation at 60 percent on average in the fourth quarter of last year, according to a research by Jones Lang Wooton (JLW). |
Malaysia canes three women for adultery 02/18/2010 | Rapid Recovery Expected For Malaysia's Real Estate Market Global Property Guide 02/16/2010 |
 Malaysia has for the first time punished three Muslim women, convicted of adultery by a shariah court of Islamic law, with caning. The women also received short jail sentences. |  Malaysia's real estate market has fallen in each of the past two years, but the consensus is that Malaysia's housing market will recover in 2010. Economic growth is expected to return as well, thanks to recent tax reductions, favorable residential lending conditions and favorable capital gains treatment, among other factors. |
MRCB turnover to exceed 50%Staff Writer Property Report 02/14/2010 | Malaysian government are helping make the country an attractive investment prospect Property Showrooms 02/08/2010 |
 According to Bernama.com, the Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) expects its turnover from its property division to exceed 50 per cent by next year. This is due to the construction of the KL Sentral project. |  The Malaysian government's keenness to attract foreign property buyers is helping to make the country an attractive investment prospect for many, it has been reported. |
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