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’Protecting’ Women: Legislation and Regulation of Women’s Sexuality in Colonial Malaya

Tan Beng HuiWomen’s Development Collective (WDC), Selangor, Malaysia
Pages 1-30 | Published online: 25 Oct 2017

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Prashant Maurya & Nagendra Kumar. (2022) Race, sexuality and prostitution in colonial Singapore: reading J. G. Farrell's The Singapore Grip. South East Asia Research 30:4, pages 472-488.
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Marc Rerceretnam. (2012) Intermarriage in colonial Malaya and Singapore: A case study of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Roman Catholic and Methodist Asian communities. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 43:2, pages 302-323.
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