‘Kajang Move’ is When Democracy is Left to the Politicians
The disappointing arrogance surrounding the ‘Kajang Move’.
The disappointing arrogance surrounding the ‘Kajang Move’.
King Chai calls on Malaysians to just sit down, breathe, and think for a minute.
We must move towards an accountable and transparent police force.
Brought down with a thud home away from home.
Are Malaysian politicians able to make the difficult yet unpopular decision regarding PTPTN?
What would Rawls say about Malaysia’s struggle with affirmative action?
King Chai & Syah look at the ramifications of the “flag incident” at PWTC.
King Chai explores and shares his views on the upcoming Round Table Discussion on UUCA amendments.
The nation suffered a great loss on 30 April 2011 when Dato’ Dr. Zainal Aznam Yusof, a Malaysian economist, passed away suddenly due to a massive heart attack. King Chai reflects on Dr. Zainal’s proposal to establish an Equal Opportunities Commission in Part 1 of the New Economic Model.
One of the UKM 4 writes an open as they are mere hours away from the matter’s decision by the Kuala Lumpur High Court. These four political science students have gone on to fight for not just theirs but all Malaysian students freedom. (+VIDEO of Malik Imtiaz, UKM 4 counsel)
LoyarBurokker Woon King Chai’s opening note at the “A Wish Fulfilled” exhibition he organised for photographer and stroke victim, Uncle Hatim. His effort was part of the TLC’s drive to get youths to step to help fulfill one person’s wish through its “Promise Me” campaign.
Refleksi dan analisa seorang mahasiswa tentang perbicaraan sama ada hak dan kebebasan mahasiswa berpolitik harus dipulangkan kepada mahasiswa.
Jottings of an accidental soapbox protagonist at the recent Urbanscapes festival.
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