Do not leave this opportunity out, film buddies in Malaysia. The 1st Esperanto Film Fest is waiting for you to explore.
Posted inLB Rants
Executive Decision
John Ling explains why the world’s most wanted terrorist never stood a chance.
Posted inBolehland
Joni Somudin – A Victim of the Worldwide Wave of Violence (Stories From the East)
Daniel John Jambun highlights the exasperation of Sabahans about sovereignty and security, and the political agendas of a few that perpetuate this state of hopelessness.
Posted inLet's Get Together, Save The Children
Aramaiti! Let’s scale Mount Kinabalu for a good cause!
Justin invites Malaysians, even Singaporeans and Indonesians to join Coalition Duchenne in their Mount Kinabalu expedition on September 2011 in their bid to raise global awareness on Duchenne muscle dystrophy.
Posted inStupid Me!
Malaysian. Chinese. Totally Foreign.
Is it racism that causes Malaysian Chinese to be cliquish or just bad faith? Let’s find out why some Malaysian Chinese youth can’t integrate into society and why abolishing vernacular schools may be just a blind shot at solving a growing problem.
Posted inPray For Me
What I Have Said About Christians and Muslims Worshipping The Same God/Allah Is Confirmed By The Quran!
Introduction: why I decided to write on why the Deity Allah is not owned by Muslims only.
Posted inExpress Yourself
May 13: A Recollection
Reflections of the incidents of May 13, 42 years ago, and how Malaysia has grown since then.
Posted inSelected Exhortations
Remembering Sendai
Barely 2 months before the mega earthquake struck Japan, Colin Shafer was fortunate enough to be in Sendai – capturing photographs of a landscape never to be the same again.
Posted inExpress Yourself, Human Rights
Little Jia
Contrary to the Loyar Burok Writer’s Guide, I am disinclined to copy/paste an excerpt as this piece is short enough anyway, meh.
Posted inWhy You Can, I Cannot?
It’s Tough Being Malaysian Chinese
It is not easy being a Malaysian Chinese these days. Nobody wants you, not even Malaysia. Shang Neng shares anecdotes from his younger days and rants about the travesties of being Malaysian and Chinese. Disclaimer: All are personal opinion based on the stories the author has heard from family and friends. It should not be construed as gospel truth.
Posted inStupid Me!
A Move Forward
Wong Chee Mun writes about education in Malaysia today. In being grateful for the Government’s move to award high-achieving students based purely on meritocracy, we must also ponder – is education a privilege or is it a right?
Posted inSave The Children
Malaysia — A “Gracious” Society?
Justin finds it ironic that the very technology that connects humanity is also the one that disconnects us from our humanity.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
Ulasan Buku: Kougar
“KOUGAR tidaklah seganas mamalia yang memburu di rimba. Tapi jika dicabar, tanpa segan-silu dia akan mengaum dan mencakar!”
Posted inThe Lobby
KLYLC Social Get Together: Friday, 13 May 2011
You’re invited (yes, even if you’re not a lawyer) for the KLYLC’s first social event of the new term!
Posted inBolehland
The Root Causes of Poverty in Sabah & Sarawak, Exposed (Stories from the East)
Daniel John Jambun outlines 11 major reasons for the poverty levels seen in Sabah & Sarawak.
Posted inAsk Lord Bobo
Ask Lord Bobo: Emergencies, Politics, Freedom, and Osama
This week, His Supreme Eminenceness ruminates about the state of emergency, the Sarawak elections, freedom of information, and finally getting that Osama fella.
Posted inFood, Drink &...
Pay Less With Esperanto
Poor countries should not have to make bad international business deals because of weak language skills. Sinjoro Eng explains the importance of Esperanto in international trade.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
So You Want To Be A Teacher (Part 3)(Stories from the East)
It’s about bold sacrifices and having a strong inner conviction that we really have to be the change that we seek. Here, in Part 3 Jarod Yong concludes his article about life as a teacher in the rural regions of Sarawak. Teaching in the interiors may bring horrible living conditions as I’ve mentioned in Part […]
Posted inThank God It's Friday
So You Want To Be A Teacher (Part 2)(Stories From the East)
“The greater the difficulty, the greater the glory,” Cicero once said. In this second part of his article, Jarod Yong shows us glimpses of a rural educator’s life.