When democracy must be defined by the will of the people.
Ask Lord Bobo: Dissolving the Selangor DUN, and Bersih again?
Yellow life-disrupters? And Selangor State Secretary mischiefery? Lord Bobo’s back!
Malaysian Bar: Final Report of PSC Incomplete & Inadequate
Press release by the Malaysian Bar.
#2minInfograFix: A Visual Critique of the ETP (Part 1 of 3)
An easy-to-understand graphic evaluation of PEMANDU and the ETP.
The Lost 77%: When All You Have is SPM and Below
School-leavers need a footing in a certificate-obsessed society.
Open Letter to RTM: Apologise to Sabah & Sarawak
Apparently, Sabah & Sarawak have shrunk.
REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (23-29 Mar)
Punched, poked, or a wee prod? The flames of violence in this week’s headlines.
Housing right is a basic right – no one should be left homeless
Housing is a basic human right
Salman Rushdie’s Full Speech at India Today Conclave 2012
“You keep the freedoms that you fight for; you lose the freedoms that you neglect.”
REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (9-15 Mar)
Sharizat’s resignation. PM’s lavish bash. MAS-AirAsia off?
We don’t have to live in fear
A message for LGBTs who say Seksualiti Merdeka is making things worse
The LB Movie Review: The Hunger Games
This film features an unusually grim and violent premise considering its young target audience. Does it work?…
Beneath The Slippers of Justice
Throwing slippers at Judges doesn’t merit a year in jail
Answering the calls of Hulu Langat
Hulu Langat just oozes the love of Mother Nature.
Rising cost of property prices in Hulu Langat
The rising cost of property has not spared Hulu Langat.
NY Times: Political & Construction Hurdles for Malaysia Rare Earths Plant
The New York Times continues its coverage of the Lynas plant
19th Safest Country in the World; Malaysia.
The Global Peace Index isn’t reflective of how safe Malaysia really is.
Chief Minister of Penang, Lim Guan Eng’s Open Letter to Nick Curtis, CEO of Lynas
Why the CM of Penang did not accept CEO of Lynas’ invitation for discussion.
Redefining Malay womanhood in Yasmin Ahmad’s films
A critique of the late Yasmin Ahmad’s portrayal of Malay womanhood in her “Orked trilogy”.
