As far as Andrew Voon’s concerned, Sarawak’s where you can still find the true essence of what’s Malaysia – acceptance, living together and respecting each other – alive and thriving. And if West Malaysia wants to forget that, then that’s its problem. Just don’t drag us East Malaysians down that narrow path with it.
As everyone gets in on the Love fest this week, Adrian Chew sounds a reminder to us to feel and look a little deeper.
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A provocative collection of videos from the Lead India campaign and some suggestions on how we can do our part as citizens to make democracy take root.
Pluralism, Tolerance and Broadmindedness I have always revered freedom of expression as a principle. I believe, reverence to it is mandatory for all civilized men and women; anything short of that amounts to ignorance, backwardness and is a sign of an unrefined man. The world needs a multitude of views. I need a multitude of [...]
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