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Co-author Dave Anthony talks about the poignant memoir by his late spouse, Theresa Lim Chin Chin, which chronicles her experiences as a social justice advocate and her detention without trial during Operation Lalang in 1987. The book explores her faith-driven commitment to liberation theology and serves as a vital historical reflection for people in Malaysia […]
Malaysia’s Online Safety Act is entering a major new phase with the introduction of the Child Protection Code and Risk Mitigation Code from 1 June. The new rules place significantly greater responsibility on social media and messaging platforms to proactively reduce harmful content, scams, exploitation and online risks involving children. As regulators around the world […]
Half-truths and failed diplomacy are defining this crisis.
From historical necessity to questions of renewal in the countries of the South (Iraq as a model).
BFM explores the rise of China as a global powerhouse and whether its soft power is shaping the identity and political views of young, local ethnic Chinese. It also explores whether its soft power is any different from how Hong Kong and Taiwan captured the imagination of Chinese Malaysians back in the 1980–2000s, or how […]
By: Aliran Admin
CSO Platform for Reform expresses its appreciation to the Malaysian human rights commission, Suhakam, for carrying out its independent oversight mandate as a national human rights institution in Malaysia. For far too long, the management of places of detention have been a worrying spot in Malaysia as seen in the numerous cases of torture and […]
By: Aliran Admin
The Protect Karpal Singh Drive action committee (ProtectKarpal) urges the Penang Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to expand its investigation into the Jelutong landfill joint development agreement. This comes after former chief minister Lim Guan Eng reportedly claimed that PLB Engineering Berhad owes the Penang Development Corporation (PDC) RM20m in unpaid project management fees, on top […]
The Marina Ibrahim controversy shows that old habits of political reward die hard, even under a reform government.
The Malaysian human rights commission, Suhakam, expresses deep concern over the growing hostility, discriminatory rhetoric and online attacks directed at the Rohingya community in Malaysia, particularly during the recent Eid al-Adha celebrations. The circulation of abusive comments and hateful narratives targeting Rohingya refugees during their religious observances is deeply troubling and reflects a dangerous trend […]
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