An exhibition on the Iranian student uprising reminds Pepper Lim of the same struggles in Malaysia
[EO week] Bersaralah… EO!
Bersuaralah kalau anda boleh bercakap – kalau anda masih boleh bercakap.
[EO week] FAQs on the Emergency Ordinance
What most of us laymen never knew we never knew.
Tipu, Menipu dan Barisan Itu
Berikut adalah rekaan semata-mata. Tidak ada kaitan dengan yang hidup atau yang mati. Kenyataan ini adalah benar dan saya tidak menipu. Saya sumpah, saya tidak menipu. Gambar-gambar ini adalah hiasan semata-mata. Aku terdorong untuk menulis rencana ini, hasil daripada membaca tulisan seorang timbalan menteri di laman sesawang Sang Bintang, sebuah akhbar yang suatu ketika dahulu […]
Dear Paprika: Do not follow orders blindly
Dear Paprika, You were born in 2009, in the most beautiful country in the world: Malaysia. Yet, there are those who are willing to destroy what our forefathers worked hard to establish, for their own selfish gains. Your Ah Kong used to ask me, “If a person told you to jump off a cliff, would […]
I’m 18, and I’m Malaysian
It’s sad that we have to label ourselves according to race.
Ask Lord Bobo: The Qualities of a Lawyer, and Why Vote?
This week, His Supreme Eminenceness talks about the qualities of a good lawyer, and why you should vote.
Bersih 2.0: A Life-Defining Moment
They can’t change me. They can’t change my dreams. They can’t change my desires.
Tribute to Allahyarham Yang Mulia Raja Aziz Addruse
“Death is not extinguishing the light; it is only putting out the lamp because the dawn has come.”
The Summer Of Our Discontent
We demanded free and fair elections. And this was their chosen response.
The Road Not Taken: Moving the Call of Goh Seng Hong
The first call speech Fahri drafted on his own.
BC Report on Bersih: Incomplete, One-sided, Not Thorough, Comical
A response to the report of the BC monitoring team.
Tanya diri kau apa bakti kau…
It was more than a rally. It was a symbol to preserve our constitutional freedoms.
Transformation: Futile?
UMNO’s transformation: Ushering renewal, or the final chapters of its long stint in power?
Ambushed Like Animals, I Had to Walk-Crawl
Recounting July 9th moments before my arrest.
NST: Pregnant woman wins landmark case
SHAH ALAM: The High Court yesterday ruled that pregnant women should not be discriminated from seeking employment. In a landmark ruling, judge Datuk Zaleha Yusof made her decision in favour of Noorfadilla Ahmad Saikin, who took the government to court to seek a declaration that pregnancy is not a reason for her to be denied […]
JAG says, “A giant leap for gender equality”
The Joint Action Group for Gender Equality (JAG) applauds Justice Zaleha Yusof’s decision in the Shah Alam High Court yesterday in the matter of Noorfadilla Ahmad Saikin v Chayed Bin Basirun & 5 Ors. For the first time in Malaysian legal history, the court has held that the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms […]
The Day I Walked For Electoral Reforms
It was Friday, 8th of July. Packing lightly, my friend dropped me off at work. I was nervous and excited the whole day as Twitter was buzzing with the main topic being the proposed Bersih 2.0 Rally on the next day. When my working hours were over, I walked from my office to the Bukit […]
Conscience And Lust: One And The Same?
Reflecting on conscience, lust, and our decision-making process.
