In Malaysia, it’s April Fool’s all year round.
Knowing the Malaysian Ingrates
How we should openly and bravely state our opinions, even to those raising and serving us.
Too Many Ministers Spoil Our Government: An Event by REFSA
An interactive info session with REFSA this Saturday, April 6.
Caretaker Government: By Law or Convention?
Wait, have Edmund and Syah been discussing the wrong issue?
Do We Need Old Teh Tarik In New Glasses? Revisiting The Sedition Act
Do we still need this Act as we have matured both democratically and as a society?
We Are the Weeds: A Gallery of GIFs
Celebrating beauty, strength, vulnerability, enduring independence of weeds. Watch them take over party flags.
Allah Made in Malaysia – The Clerics
Are we guilty of elevating clerics to God-like status?
The Special Position of the Malays (Part Three)
The conclusion of a three-part series.
MCCHR and HRLA Exchange Program Experience
Jian You’s journey on a human-rights-focused exchange programme from Malaysia to Thailand.
Joachim’s Tales of Activism : Damn You Political Hipsters!
It’s not cool to complain when you can’t be bothered to do jack.
Observations from a Student Studying Abroad
Sometimes, the grass is greener on the other side. Sometimes.
Malaysia: Perspective first; Change second
Come this 13th general election, what are we truly fighting for?
REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (22-28 Mar)
What’s behind the polls delay, BN’s silence on thug politics, and the PMO’s splurging on ads.
No, a Caretaker Government by Convention IS Constitutional!
What the Constitution doesn’t say about a caretaker government. Syah disagrees with Bon.
[Updated] Why A ‘Caretaker’ Government By Convention Is Unconstitutional
What does the Constitution say about a ‘caretaker’ Government?
Negeri Sembilan Now Has A Caretaker Government
The Do’s and Don’ts of a caretaker government.
This House Will Defend the Debaters
Finding certain issues too sensitive to be debated upon, does society need an attitude change?
[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail (Part 2): The ETP has failed ordinary Malaysians
For all the committed investments made, why do more Malaysians now qualify for financial aid?
[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail: The ETP has failed to meet its targets
Ridden with perception manipulation but receiving praise from mainstream media. REFSA delves in.
