Waking the Green Tiger: Grassroots Activism in China
Waking the Green Tiger is the star of Borneo Eco Film Festival this weekend
Waking the Green Tiger is the star of Borneo Eco Film Festival this weekend
DG of Perhilitan was reported in saying that hippos are going extinct in Malaysia. Really?
Gird your loins, #LoyarBerkasih is back for the second year. Bonus: Music video in post!
![[TMI] Let’s give Malaysian youths the dignity to vote](https://i0.wp.com/www.loyarburok.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/ballot-paper.jpg?resize=140%2C78&ssl=1 "[TMI] Let’s give Malaysian youths the dignity to vote")
June thinks that the voices of the youth should be heard, among other things.
June Rubis responds to the question, “Haven’t we done enough to highlight the issues?”
June Rubis goes beyond the poster wars of the Sarawak State Election 2011 and calls upon the rakyat to be part of the Force in rebuilding the State.
As the Sarawak state election approaches, June Rubis asks: Why are rural Sarawakians so loyal to the ruling party? Should they expect more from their elected reps?
Mao, my Cambodian guide with a gap-toothed smile, leans towards me, and whispers conspiringly, “Our King, I think he gay.”
This week, June Rubis curates Love Week for LoyarBurok, and hopes to teach you about the many ways of love, other than our preconceived ideas.
The last nomad of the Penans has passed away, leaving a peaceful resistance legacy for Malaysian youth activists to emulate.
A seasoned fieldworker’s reminisicing her first fieldwork in the jungle alone.
June survived; and Lord Bobo gets to the highest peak of the Philippines!
A heartfelt declaration by June Rubis of what LoyarBurok means to her, and to a lot of us.
LoyarBasikal, Day 2, Baguio
LoyarBasikal, Day 1, Manila
Follow LoyarBasikal June’s BikeVentures in her (singular?) mission to get LoyarBurok’s forest, along with other things she speaks about here of course!
A special day from the hilly terrain of Batang Ai.
Recent Comments