What does backpacking around Asia have to do with the upcoming Sarawak elections?
LoyarBurok Opens Up Resource Centre to ‘Empower Malaysians’, The Star Online, Sunday March 20, 2011
News on the opening of Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism & Human Rights aka the LoyarBurok Rakyat Centre.
Walk And Rawk For Change – 100 Years Of Women’s Struggles In Malaysia
EMPOWER, Women’s Aid Organisation, Sisters in Islam, Jaringan Rakyat Tertindas (JERIT), Suara Rakyat (SUARAM), Tenaganita, Centre for
Independant Journalism (CIJ), Malaysia Youth and Students’ Democratic Movement (DEMA), Persatuan Sahabat Wanita Selangor and All Women’s Action Society, want to make changes. They want women’s voice and representation at all levels of decision making. WILL YOU WALK WITH THEM?
A Murder In an Alley
Shenaaz Khan writes about a violent cold blooded murder in an alley.
The Difference an Apology Makes
Jonathan Fun engineers a piece on the difference an apology makes.
Daulat Tuanku!
The Malaysian Singh speaks about his loyalty to the Institution of The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, our foremost symbol of unity. Takes a swipe at the United Malays National Organisation and suggests a national identity.
The Gagging of Lady Gaga
Pang Khee Teik on why gay anthems are important and why Malaysian radios are cowardly and hypocritical for censoring them.
The LoyarBurok Movie Review: Hikayat Merong Mahawangsa
The studio that gave you “Cicakman” presents a multi-million Ringgit fantasy blockbuster in the best traditions of Hollywood. But does it measure up?
On BFM: Voter Rights and Education
LoyarBurokkers Edmund Bon and Fahri Azzat were on BFM today to speak about voters’ rights and education, amidst LoyarBurok’s latest efforts: Ops PISANG, Pusat Rakyat LB (Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism & Human Rights), and UndiMalaysia!
The Holy Book
May Chee Chook Ying on why we should read scriptures. She thinks faith can only work through love, not hatred. One can never be misled by true faith.
Of Faust And The Doctrine Of Proportionality
A Malaysia for all Malaysians can only be a reality when the Barisan Nasional accepts that dividing us for votes is progressively making things worse.
It’s Not a Revolution Yet
Tamir Moustafa a Associate Professor of International Studies and Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Cultural Change at Simon Fraser University speaks on the so called revolution in Egypt.
Why, Malaysia?
As we bring #WhyMalaysia week to a close, Lisa Ng writes a heartfelt customer complaint letter to our tanah tumpah darah, our beloved Bolehland, Malaysia.
Why Malaysia? – An Introspection of Choices (Part 2)
Artist Ashaari Rahmat contributes the 2nd part of his series for Why Malaysia week.
LLA Series: There’s Media Attention If You Need It, But You Don’t
A view point of media attention in relation to a lawyer (whether legal aid or not) and why you shouldn’t do filing in full open court attire.
Bunyi Puteh: Kepala Mesin Menelan Matahari Dengan Kuku Sembilan Inci
Chen Mian Kuang, dengan bantuan Terjemahan Google, membuat ulasan muzik pertama yang pernah ia dalam Bahasa Malaysia.
Dilemmas of a Malaysian Student
Running in the theme of #WhyMalaysia, LoyarBurok presents Aerie Rahman’s “Catcher in the Rye”.
Ask Lord Bobo: Centre For The Rakyat
This week, Ask Lord Bobo tells all about the LoyarBurok Rakyat Centre, and UndiMalaysia.
The Message Is In The Song
Bob Marley once sang these famous words: Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery None but ourselves can free our minds Have no fear for atomic energy ‘Cause none of them can stop the time I wondered whether he was high on weed when he was writing those words. Whether he was or wasn’t, this song went […]