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Malaysia

Athletes and officials in colorful uniforms pose together on a badminton court in front of banners for the Special Olympics Asia Pacific Regional Badminton Competition 2025.
In the News

Special Olympics Asia Pacific Badminton Competition Expands Inclusive Sports Landscape for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in the Region

The Special Olympics Asia Pacific Badminton Competition recently wrapped up, with 80 badminton players, including 63 athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities and 17 unified partners.
5 Min Read
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In the News

Tender Hearts

When Su Anne Lee was younger, she was quiet, timid, even.But today, she greets customers at a bustling café, shares her story with others, and speaks on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities across Malaysia.
3 Min Read
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In the News

Now Streaming on Kanopy

For the first time ever, Kanopy streams Special Olympics produced short documentaries.
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Thamillarasan “Thamil” Satiaselen and Pavitraa Puveneswaran
Community Impact

A New Start: Special Olympics Malaysia Unified Floorball

Traveling to the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025 means that Special Olympics Malaysia athlete Thamillarasan “Thamil” Satiaselen will be the furthest he’s ever been from his mother and brother.
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