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Malaysians worldwide demand prime minister's resignation

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imageTens of thousands protest in Malaysia, including members of the country's indigenous Orang Asli community.Edgar Su/REUTERS

Late last month, Malaysians at home and abroad participated in extended public demonstrations. Protesters were calling for government and economic reform, clean elections, the right to public protest...

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