Foreign women bear the brunt of Malaysia's harsh drug laws - 360
Malaysia plans to decriminalize drug use to battle addiction | AP News
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Washington: Lawmakers Advance Legislation Barring Pre-Employment Tests for Cannabis - NORML
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Capital punishment for drug trafficking - Wikipedia
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Malaysia aims to learn from Thailand in push for medical use of cannabis | Reuters
Malaysia Set to Execute More People for Drug Offenses | Drug Policy Alliance
Malaysia to decriminalise drug use, says health minister | Health News | Al Jazeera
Punitive drug laws: 10 years undermining the Bangkok Rules - Penal Reform International
Malaysia death penalty abolition opens door to drug policy review | Drugs News | Al Jazeera
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Malaysia: Move to abolish mandatory death penalty is 'welcome step' in right direction - Amnesty International
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Malaysia proposes softening drug laws - SE Asia - The Jakarta Post
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