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Justice news — August 20, 2026

Publications tagged with Justice published on August 20, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

4 publications

  1. SocietyFraudJusticeAging

    Family Seeks Information on Detained Thai Worker at Red Building

    Family members are seeking information about their relative, a Thai woman working at the Red Building in Area 109 of Miwadi General Mountain, who has been missing for several days. They suspect she may have been detained after making a mistake at work. Her LINE account has also been deleted. The family wants to contact the manager or staff of the Red Building to find out how long she will be detained and when she can contact her family. They are willing to help pay back any money she owes to the manager. The family is very worried about her safety and wants to know when she can be released.
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  2. SocietyPublic HealthHealthcareJustice

    Chinese Woman's Disturbance at KLIA Due to Mental Health and Missed Medication

    A Chinese woman caused a disturbance at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 yesterday, running around, singing, dancing, and shouting loudly due to an abnormal mental state and forgetting to take her medication. Airport security personnel intervened and handed her over to the police for treatment at a hospital. Initial investigations revealed that the woman, who suffers from an illness and needs to take medication regularly, had arrived in Malaysia with a friend for a holiday and was scheduled to return home on the day of the incident. Police confirmed that she is not a drug user, and her condition is stable.
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  3. SocietyEarthPublic HealthJustice

    Channel 4's ADHD documentary sparks controversy

    Channel 4's new documentary, 'The Great ADHD Myth?', has sparked controversy and criticism for its skeptical approach towards ADHD as a genuine neurodevelopmental disorder. The documentary, presented by Dr. Max Pemberton, explores whether ADHD is a social construct or a genuine medical condition. It has been accused of being one-sided, irresponsible, and potentially harmful to people with ADHD. The show has received numerous complaints, with some viewers feeling sad and invalidated, while others found it thought-provoking. ADHD UK, a charity, has encouraged viewers to complain to Ofcom about the documentary.
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