Vince Tan writes about women in student politics and activism
Posted inCase Notes
The Curious Case of Our Home Minister
Forever intern Cassandra Chung writes about the Bagon Datok case, one of PusatRakyat’s strategic litigation cases. The Facts On 16 April 2013, Barisan Nasional (BN) announced the candidacy of Yang Berhormat Dato’ Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi for the constituency, Bagan Datok in Perak. Nomination day was set to be on 20 April 2013. On 19 […]
Posted inStupid Me!
Matinya Kebebasan Akademik di Universiti Malaya
Pelucutan jawatan Profesor Redzuan Othman hanyalah satu daripada pelbagai masalah di UM
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
IMLC14: Business and Human Rights, 26 Sept 2014
This article was written by Andrew Khoo for the Malaysian Bar and originally published on 23 September 2014 here. Why should human rights and business matter for businesses, including law firms? Find out at the IMLC 2014, 26 September 2014, Breakout Session 8, Stream C. Speakers include Michelle Gyles-McDonnough (United Nations Resident Coordinator for Malaysia), Professor […]
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
IMLC14: 3Rs – Creating the Future of our Industry, 25 Sept 2014
How should a law firm look like in the next 5 years?
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
Edmund Bon’s 112 Statement to the Police
Continuing the sedition onslaught, here is Edmund’s reply to the sedition allegations.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
Dear Paprika: Dear Minister, RM5900 Per Household My Foot!
Pepper explains how Bill Gates could change the average household income of Malaysians
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
19 Sept: Does the Bar Lead the ‘Walk4Justice2’ or Not?
Sedition persecution – Time for the Bar to lead us on the streets again. #Walk4Justice2
Posted inSelected Judgments
YBK v TSKI Defamation Suit Grounds of Judgment
Here’s how a judge evaluates a defamation case in court.
Posted inPray For Me
No God For Ahmadiyah
A review of the Ahmadiyah case by Pauline Ting, forever intern of Pusat Rakyat LB. For months, the lawyers prepared the necessary papers; applicants were interviewed, most of them refugees from other countries. These refugees came to Malaysia hoping that things will get better in a new country. Malaysia, claiming to be a moderate Islamic […]
Posted inSave The Children
Kes Deepa Satu Pengajaran
Zharif Badrul menyeru agar pindaan kepada Akta dibuat dengan segera demi keadilan
Posted inPray For Me
Dear Paprika: The Halal-Or-Not Immobiliser
Pepper Lim tells a tale of eating and drinking.
Posted inExpress Yourself
Who is Dr. Azmi to me?
It is illogical that Dr Azmi intends to incinerate the fabric of society
Posted inThe Lobby
51% OF THE MALAYSIAN BAR ARE WOMEN SO WHY WON’T THEY SPEAK UP?
The feistiest female lawyer goes silent when it is about herself.
Posted inLB Rants
Review: The Wrong Enemy America in Afghanistan, 2001-2014
Cassandra Chung reviews The Wrong Enemy by Carlotta Gall. Set in the aftermath 9/11, when Americans started their attack on Afghanistan in the hopes of crippling Osama bin Laden’s extremist movement, Gall goes into the role of Pakistan in the Afghan-American war, emphasising the country’s funding of Muslim extremists, most notably the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. […]
Posted inWhy You Can, I Cannot?
Sampai Bila Baru Kita Nak Hentikan Perkauman?
Kita semua orang Malaysia
Posted inSelected Exhortations
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON THE DELIBERATE ABUSE OF THE SEDITION ACT
The iron claws of the Sedition Act has entered the doors of the universities
Posted inExpress Yourself
On The BTN And Such
Azhar Ridhwan recounts his experience with the Biro Tatanegara
Posted inPusatRakyatLB
A REFLECTION ON THE 57TH ‘IDOLADEMOKRASI’ GAMESHOP
Something is rotten in the state of Malaysia
