From Literacy to Justice: Stand With Me Against Dyslexia & Corruption

 

Support Luqman’s fight for children’s right to read and his battle to expose corruption in Sabah

 

Dear friends, readers, and fellow advocates for justice,

 

For years, I’ve dedicated myself to freeing young minds from the struggles of dyslexia. Many children I’ve taught—often at no cost—have gone from frustration to joy as words unlocked worlds they once thought closed. My book, Teach Your Child toRead, is more than just pages; it’s a lifeline for parents and schools, offering simple, effective strategies to help children read with confidence. Hundreds of copies have been distributed freely to families, educators, and schools, because literacy should never be a privilege—it’s a right.

But today, my fight for fairness has taken a new front. Here in Sabah, I am standing against entrenched corruption that has poisoned lives and systems. What began as a personal stand against bureaucratic injustice has now escalated into a full legal battle. My son's lawyer filed a Writ of Summons, and the defendants have responded with a Memorandum of Appearance. This is only the beginning—the road ahead is steep, with mounting court fees, expert witnesses, and endless paperwork.

 

Now, 4 of the defendants have issued a defence and counterclaim against me. One of the 4 'Plaintiff by counterclaim' is a statutory body.  

I cannot walk this path alone. That’s why I’m asking for your support. Every coffee you “buy” here goes directly toward covering legal costs, helping me pursue justice not just for myself, but for countless others silenced by corruption.

 

If my work with dyslexic children or my book has touched your life—or if you believe in standing up against injustice—please consider contributing. Even $5 makes a difference. Sharing this post also helps amplify voices that matter.

 

Donate securely: Affin Bank Malaysia: Account No. 200590014607 (Luqman Michel)

PayPal: luqmanmichel@gmail.com

With deepest gratitude, Luqman Author of Teach Your Child to Read | Advocate for Dyslexic Learners & Systemic Change

 

P.S. You can read more about my journey and the corruption saga on my blog: luqmanmusings.blogspot.com. Your support isn’t charity—it’s solidarity. Thank you!