Mustafa K Anuar is a Co-Editor at Aliran. He has a keen interest in press freedom and freedom of expression issues, which he frequently explores in his work. Mustafa's insights and analyses have been featured in The Malaysian Insight, Aliran, and Newswav.
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Mustafa K Anuar's articles primarily focus on government and politics, with an emphasis on expert commentary, opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. His coverage also includes topics related to culture and society.
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The Board of Architects recently urged Malaysian journalists and political figures to exercise caution when using the term architect for fear that it could cast aspersion on the licensed profession.
A familiar brew of political controversy had erupted in recent weeks, in which politicians passionately debated the issue of alcohol consumption in our country. It was the kind of issue that could have become contentious and divisive in a multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multicultural setting where certain social values of one group of people are perceived […]
The littoral combat ships saga was a setback.
It’s most disappointing that there was a severe backlash against the recent action by the Malaysian authorities to fast-track the citizenship of seven foreign footballers. According to the authorities, the players’ grandparents had resided in our multi-ethnic country a long time ago, possibly prior to the implementation of the Malaysia My Second Home programme. Their […]
For M Indira Gandhi, leading a symbolic “justice march” from the Sogo Shopping Complex to the country's central police headquarters in Bukit Aman
The northeast monsoon season recently brought about massive floods, damaging the environment and properties and imposing hardships on people who found themselves trapped in submerged dwellings and roads.
What has been brought to our attention thus far about the recent raid on a men's wellness centre in Kuala Lumpur is, to say the least, disturbing.
The war on Iran exposes the glaring double standards at the heart of Western foreign policy.
What should also be of deep concern is the practice of offering political appointments in government-linked companies and statutory bodies
