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Consider these.
What does the Constitution say about a ‘caretaker’ Government?
Yet another attempt by the Executive through Parliament to oust the civil courts’ powers.
Five steps NGOs should take in the NGO law reform process.

Untuk menikmati hak-hak perhimpunan aman tanpa senjata di bawah Fasal 10.

Full text of the talk presented at #TEDxMS on 5 November 2012.

What do Twitter and Facebook have to do with lawyers and direct democracy?

Documenting the 114A online protest and celebrating Malaysian Internet Blackout Day.

What does it take to be an activist? Idealogy. Emotion. Function.
Apex Federal Court decisions are perpetuating the 137 confusion.
A paper on two major problems Malaysia currently faces on the question of race relations.
Written in the hour-long traffic jam to the event, a rights salutation.

Tough questions which could not be dodged regarding the vacancy of N. 46. Is the Speaker’s decision correct? Will the Election Commission call a by-election? Or will the Court intervene? LoyarBurok does public service yet again here. All you need to know regarding N. 46, really.

There does not appear to have been an appointment made by the Selangor State Service Commission in respect of the vacant SS post. The constitutional position requires the Commission to make the appointment. If not, a suit may be filed to compel the Commission to so act.

Perhaps the only question which remains is whether any public-spirited media organisation or person will take the new rules banning them to task. But then again, if the Chief Justice himself advised the Yang di-Pertuan Agong that the ban was legal, how would a suit in our courts declaring the rules unconstitutional fare?
On March 17, 2010 The OA community took to Putrajaya for a historic walk and what seems to be the biggest gathering of OAever. This peaceful stage of protest and show of unison by the community was in response to yet another government policy that ignores their rights.