REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (15-21 June)
On crime-rate ‘errors’, a suspicious PSC, displaced natives, and that submarine case abroad.
On crime-rate ‘errors’, a suspicious PSC, displaced natives, and that submarine case abroad.
Writeup on Malaysia from the Trafficking in Persons Report 2012.
Legal action against the Home Ministry will be lodged within a month
Why Irene Fernandez had to expose the plight of our migrant workers.
Does banning Peter Mayle’s book do anything at all to our morality?
When by deed the government is insensitive to the religions of others, even to the extent of desecrating their Holy Bible, it only goes to show that this is not a government for the people.
So how naughty or nice have Malaysians been this year, across the board?
A press statement from Kim Quek, author of banned book “The March to Putrajaya” on why he is mounting a challenge on the legitimacy of the ban and seizure of his book.
At the Penang leg of the recent nationwide anti-ISA vigil, a 3rd kind of politics was encountered upon – a kind that imposes their ways through threats, violence, and brute force.
The LoyarBurok Defence Team (i.e. LoyarBurokkers) is acting for Zunar and Malaysiakini in challenging the recent book bans, and will see Fahri Azzat, Amer Hamzah Arshad, Edmund Bon, Edward Saw, K. Shanmuga and Aston Paiva going toe-to-toe with the Government’s lawyers in an attempt to push the frontiers of YOUR free speech in Malaysia.
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