Hamid Tuah

Hamid Tuah (1919–1997) was a Malaysian peasant leader who advocated land reforms for the rural poor. While not formally a socialist politician, his activities involved numerous protests and detentions and placed him firmly in left-wing politics in the early days of the country's independence.

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