Khalid’s case in PKR’s decision to sack him.
I Buried A Bird Today
Mei Mei Chu, on a particularly difficult week at the news desk.
Paula At The Pusat
Former intern Paula Tena describes her internship with the most #ohsem Pusat Rakyat LoyarBurok.
Is Malaysia an Islamic State?
Tamir Moustafa dissects and distils one of his learned academic articles.
Kalimah Allah Federal Court Judgment
The grounds of appeal of the Federal Court We had previously uploaded the Grounds of Judgment of the Court of Appeal here. Today, about two weeks after delivering its decision on 24th June 2014, the Federal Court has released the Grounds of Judgment of the specially enlarged panel of 7 Judges who heard and dismissed […]
MCCHR-KL Bar Strategic Litigation Camp 2014
“We belong to one race, the human race and we have only one earth. The earth we are given is not just for us but also for those who come after us. They need a tomorrow and the rest on us today.”—Irene Fernandez This year’s strategic litigation camp is happening from Thursday, 7 August until […]
A Soldier For The Nation
Zaid Ibrahim’s speech on Karpal Singh at Gandhi Memorial Trust
BN Needs an Ideological Makeover
Perem Segar thinks that BN must change their political ideology to survive.
On the Fruitless Debate over an Islamic vs a Secular State
Andrew Yong’s attempt at shedding light without generating too much heat.
Homelessness and the Destitute Persons Act (DPA)
If it’s a rescue, why hold people against their will?
Malaysia’s open government conundrum
In 1996, MAMPU (or Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit) embarked on an ambitious e-government project in their effort to further improve service delivery amongst federal government agencies. Since then, Malaysian citizens have benefited tremendously from improvement in government services. Waiting and processing times at government departments and offices have also improved. And, thanks […]
Ground-breaking Indira Gandhi Custody Decision
Ex-husband found in contempt for not handing child over
Baseline Study of Business and Human Rights in ASEAN: Malaysia
This baseline study looks specifically at the State Duty to Protect in the UN “Protect, Respect, and Remedy” Framework (UN Framework). What government bodies have the responsibility to prevent, investigate, punish and redress business-related human rights abuses? There are no specific government body that is tasked with this responsibility. However, there are a number of […]
Hudud, The Constitution, and The People
Who does the Federal Constitution belong to?
Dog Shot With Arrows — The Law
Alvin See sets out the law on this controversial incident.
Arise, The Malay That UMNO Fears
Malays whose conscience cannot be bought and who will not be cowed.
Hudud Will Be Revolutionary And Unconstitutional
Enacting hudud law a breach of faith with Malaysia’s multi religious population