Malaysians overseas in headlines for the wrong reasons.
PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian law professor, caught up in a sex-for-grades scandal, lost his Singapore permanent resident (PR) status on Thursday after he failed to get his case reviewed when his PR status was revoked last year.
The former National University of Singapore (NUS) lecturer Tey Tsun Hang was convicted in June 2013 for obtaining sex and gifts from students in exchange for better grades.
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