Curiouser, Curiouser And Curiouser: The Federal Court’s Decision In The Deepa Case
Wei Meng Lim-Kaaba points out three curiosities in the Deepa decision
Wei Meng Lim-Kaaba points out three curiosities in the Deepa decision
International human rights lawyer Wei Meng Lim-Kabaa returns to the blawg in dissecting the Court of Appeal’s recent decision on the Indira Gandhi child conversion case.
The recent Court of Appeal decision in the Registrar of Muallafs, Ipoh v Indira Gandhi a/p Mutho has provoked much discussion. Retired Judge NH Chan weighs in with his view. A mother’s distress and her desperate cry for global support in her quest for justice for her children who had been forced to convert to […]
Indira’s kids not affected but can other kids now be converted unilaterally in Perak?
Sam Harith has The Talk with his little girl and comes away with a revelation.
Pepper Lim tells the story of how vaccinations came to be.
Hafidzi Razali examines local steps taken to stop baby dumping in the country.
Sinjoro Eng invites you to learn and teach others the international language of Esperanto.
A trip back in Time and a memory of an unforgettable place and people.
People often think that education leads to wealth, but actually it is wealth that leads to education.
A consideration of the debate on vernacular schools, and the important roles that both national and vernacular schools have to play in Malaysia.
Specially written for our Stories from the East series, Jarod Yong a young teacher stationed in the hinterlands of Sarawak describes life as a rural teacher and why it’s all worth it. (This is Part 1 of 3) PEOPLE WANT TO BE TEACHERS FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS: 1. Inspired by their own teachers, they […]
Why do some have and many don’t? It’s too easy to blame it on race, religion and politics when it comes to answering that. Hasbeemasputra Abu Bakar examines the phenomenon of economic inequality, the global system that perpetuates it and the destructive path we’re all on if we don’t change course soon.
From Sabah, Stories from the East continues with a piece by Anne Baltazar about children who grow up without basic rights in our own backyard.
LoyarBurokkers Fahri Azzat, Marcus van Geyzel and Sharmila Sekaran were interviewed on BFM about social justice.
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