A Smiling Bully Is Still A Bully
Will hunky dory publicity stunts and cash handouts save the ruling government this time?
Will hunky dory publicity stunts and cash handouts save the ruling government this time?
Finding certain issues too sensitive to be debated upon, does society need an attitude change?
“You keep the freedoms that you fight for; you lose the freedoms that you neglect.”
A KL Bar forum on online freedom of expression.
Fairuz Mansur explores how expressing freely promotes holistic progress of a democracy.
Wanna know what you can or cannot say online? Come find out!
Hadil El-Khouly’s stories of brave activists fighting for truth and justice.
Media statement by MCA Vice-President YB Senator Gan Ping Sieu.
An exhibition on the Iranian student uprising reminds Pepper Lim of the same struggles in Malaysia
Tan Sze Ming menerangkan pergolakan antara penduduk-penduduk dan Kerajaan Negeri Pahang serta bahaya yang akan dihadapi sekiranya projek LYNAS di teruskan.
Hopes were raised and promises were made to thousands of youth during Hari Belia Negara 2011. What’s next? Thoughts from the Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports on the Act that stands in the way of youth empowerment.
The Ryan Giggs’ drama goes to show that rights to privacy and free press have to keep up with technological changes in this age of social media.
Genap setahun bermulanya cabaran empat orang anak muda terhadap AUKU, ia tidak lagi sekadar dilaungkan oleh aktivis-aktivis. Ia kini menjadi mantra segenap pelosok masyarakat, menjadi obor tanda perjuangan golongan muda. Nukilan oleh seorang peguam muda.
It has been a year since Aminul Rasyid Amzah was killed by the police. Until today, there is no official apology from the police and the case is still in court.
This article is for non-Muslims only. 18 PL : contains elements which include religious, social or political aspects that people may find objectionable. Readers discretion advised. Hatreds do not ever cease in this world by hating, but by love; this is an eternal truth.
It is not easy being a Malaysian Chinese these days. Nobody wants you, not even Malaysia. Shang Neng shares anecdotes from his younger days and rants about the travesties of being Malaysian and Chinese. Disclaimer: All are personal opinion based on the stories the author has heard from family and friends. It should not be construed as gospel truth.
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