Part 9: China & Malaysia – The Challenges Ahead
China’s dark side Of course, China is far from perfect. Indeed, there is a dark and sinister side to the …
Tag Archives: human rights
Inside the camps where China tries to brainwash its Muslims [South China Morning Post report]
Former detainees, including foreign nationals, describe brutal treatment and ‘re-education’ sessions inside mass detention centres Thursday, 17 May 2018, 10:44PM …
Hope for refugees in the new Malaysia?
One of the great failures of the former BN regime when it came to human rights was its dismal record …
BOOK RELEASE: DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING by Dennis Ignatius
I am happy to announce that my book Diplomatically Speaking: Dispatches from the Best Democracy We Never Had is now available at …
Fake news bill – a fatal assault on our democracy
Despite mounting domestic opposition, the administration of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak appears determined to ram through parliament an odious …
Tarnishing Malaysia’s image
In the wake of a recent meeting with European Union ambassadors, Dr Mahathir and the Opposition have been accused, in …
Don’t deport Uighurs without due process
It was recently reported that Thailand is seeking Putrajaya’s cooperation to extradite more than a dozen Uighurs who may have …
The Rohingya Genocide: help or hype?
The news coming out of Myanmar’s Rakhine state is grim. Genocide is once again rearing its ugly head, this time …
Mahathir: A glimmer of hope
“There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune; Omitted, all …
The Papagomo video and the dark side of our nation
I watched the video (above) of Wan Muhammad Azri Wan Deris, otherwise known as Papagomo, assaulting a Pakistani migrant worker. …
