As thousands of Malaysian families prepare their children for the pressures of SPM, M Indira Gandhi marks the occasion in silence.
For her, this should have been the year she fussed over revision schedules, worried about subject choices, and reminded her youngest child to get enough sleep.
Instead, as Prasana Diksa turns 17 and enters her examination year, Indira is left with no updates, no photographs, and no assurance that her daughter is safe.
The milestone that unites most families has become, for her, a painful reminder of how long justice has been denied.
Reminiscing about the little memories she has of her long-lost daughter, Indira admits that…
