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By: Aliran Admin
A public discussion revisiting Tan Sri Dr Tan Chee Khoon’s enduring legacy of principled politics, multiracialism, and fearless dissent in Malaysia. Register here Date: Saturday, 5 September 2026 Time: 10:00 – 11:30 Venue: Conference Hall, Penang Institute Organisers: Penang Institute and Aliran Admission is FREE. This event is open to the public. Register here Please […]
The group backs plans to scrap a restrictive university law and clean up governance of government-linked companies.
By: Aliran Admin
Malaysia’s human rights commission Suhakam welcomes the announcement by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of the government’s intention to abolish the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (UUCA). This marks an important step towards a higher education environment that upholds academic freedom, institutional autonomy, freedom of expression and association, and meaningful student participation. Suhakam recalls that […]
Run The Distance (official music video) Words by Alena Nadia Music by Alena Nadia and Nur Khairi Hamidi Abdul Wahab. Produced by Faye Faire Mixing and mastering engineer: Ashwin Gobinath, Nadir Studios Malaysia Recording engineers: Ravi Shankar and Giri Ganesan, Loci Studio Directed and edited by Alena Nadia Produced by Alena Nadia Mohamed Fatheen Nur […]
Speaking before a Senate subcommittee on 5 October, former Facebook employee Frances Haugen told lawmakers the company knows its products can cause harm and must be subject to greater oversight. Facebook has come under fire in Washington since a Wall Street Journal report disclosed that the company’s own research found that some teen girls reported […]
Novara Media speaks to a top economist about her vision for moving past economic growth as the benchmark for a country’s success. Michael Walker and Professor Jayati Ghosh, a prominent heterodox development economist, discuss the limitations of relying on gross domestic product (GDP0 as the primary measure of a country’s success. Production: Novara Media
In a powerful and deeply personal conversation, political scientist Dr Norman Finkelstein sits down with MP and former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to analyse the ongoing crisis in Gaza, Western diplomatic inaction, and the media’s framing of the conflict. From evaluating International Court of Justice proceedings to dismantling mainstream media ‘gatekeeper’ tactics, Finkelstein and […]
Malaysia's affirmative action needs a rethink, starting with low-income ethnic Indians.
To: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Higher Education Minister Zambry Abdul Kadir Deputy Higher Education Minister Adam Adli Abd Halim From: Former members of the technical committee on the repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (2018-19) We, former members of the Repeal UUCA Technical Committee (2018-19), note with cautious optimism the recent announcement […]
We need a global trading system in which no great power - American, Chinese or otherwise - is allowed to behave like a bull in a China shop.
