Death in Custody: Do You Care Enough, Prime Minister?
[1] Like many Malaysians, I was shocked and horrified to learn of the death in custody of Noorizwan Zulkefly. His …
Category Archives: Human rights
Moral Policing in Malaysia: Why The Chow Kit Raid Should Concern Us All
[1] The joint police-religious affairs department raid on a wellness centre in Chow Kit made headlines all over the world. …
The men who rule from the shadows
[1] Two recent issues in the news are a stark reminder of the power of the men who rule from …
URA: Empowering Developers at the Expense of the People
[1] The so-called Urban Renewal Act (URA) has been touted as a game-changer, something that would revive our cities, improve …
Latheefa Koya – The War on Corruption
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Latheefa Koya on Anwar’s Anti-Corruption War
Latheefa Koya shares her views on Anwar’s war on corruption, politics, human rights, the exploitation of religion and more. Not …
Anwar Administration: reformist or authoritarian?
[1] In lamenting the way the Anwar Administration responded to the recent student protest against corruption, DAP MP Syahredzan Johan …
Holding his own in the great game of hypocrisy
[1] Perhaps no other issue in recent times exposes the hypocrisy of world leaders than the tragedy now unfolding in …
Palestine & the Collapse of Western Moral Authority
Vivid television coverage of heavily armed police moving into US campuses to quell peaceful student demonstrations is not what one …
The OIC summit failed Palestinians; we must not
The OIC summit failed Palestinians; we must not After weeks of mounting pressure from their own populations over the slaughter …
