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Syariah in Malaysia

Read Aston Paiva’s full paper on Syariah in Malaysia

The Great Malaysian Plot Twists

The Great Malaysian Plot Twists

Michelle Chan ends a two-year hiatus.

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Saya Nombor 26

Saya Nombor 26

Petisyen untuk menyokong 25 Tokoh Melayu

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Is Malaysia an Islamic State?

Is Malaysia an Islamic State?

Tamir Moustafa dissects and distils one of his learned academic articles.

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On the Fruitless Debate over an Islamic vs a Secular State

On the Fruitless Debate over an Islamic vs a Secular State

Andrew Yong’s attempt at shedding light without generating too much heat.

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Defund Jakim and Jawi

Defund Jakim and Jawi

Jakim and Jawi are as much a disgrace to Islam as they are to Malaysia.

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First They Came For… (Malaysian Edition)

First They Came For… (Malaysian Edition)

A drawing by Pepper Lim.

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Malaysian elections, malapportionment, and redelineation

Malaysian elections, malapportionment, and redelineation

Malaysia’s malapportionment is reason for concern.

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Ask Lord Bobo: Atheism and time travel in Malaysia

Ask Lord Bobo: Atheism and time travel in Malaysia

His Supreme Eminenceness provides the answers.

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Putrajaya: The Actors (Prologue)

Putrajaya: The Actors (Prologue)

Presenting a LoyarBurok exclusive, a Malaysian serialised novel, Putrajaya: The Actors by H.N. Roman.

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Thinking Aloud in the Case of Bible Seizures

Thinking Aloud in the Case of Bible Seizures

King Chai calls on Malaysians to just sit down, breathe, and think for a minute.

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Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 2)

Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 2)

Part 2 of this article examines the structural flaws that result in today’s shockingly lack of independence and accountability by the Attorney-General.

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Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 1)

Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 1)

Part 1 examines the (utter) failure of our current Attorney-General in carrying out his duties.

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Lim Guan Eng Is A Hero, Not A “Tokong”

Lim Guan Eng Is A Hero, Not A “Tokong”

Vince Tan pens a tribute to Lim Guan Eng and his memorable political career thus far.

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Al-Maunah and the Lashkar-e-Toiba: Who Wins the War against the State?

Al-Maunah and the Lashkar-e-Toiba: Who Wins the War against the State?

Chris Hooper analyses treason and capital punishment in the context of India and Malaysia.

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Just Not Normal

Just Not Normal

Nathalie Kee examines the realities of the mentally-ill in Malaysian society.

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Nov 7th Forum On International Human Rights Conventions

Nov 7th Forum On International Human Rights Conventions

Must attend forum on international human rights law

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Malaysia’s Obstacles in Achieving Vision 2020

Malaysia’s Obstacles in Achieving Vision 2020

Wan Hong envisions a future beyond Malaysia’s unique malaise — the middle income trap.

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Ask Lord Bobo: Did you really believe the ISA was gone forever?

Ask Lord Bobo: Did you really believe the ISA was gone forever?

You naive fool.

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In the Economy, Where Does the Ordinary Rakyat Stand?

In the Economy, Where Does the Ordinary Rakyat Stand?

Wan Hong gives a brief economic lesson and helps us figure out who to blame when costs of living increase.

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