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Joachim’s Tales of Activism : Damn You Political Hipsters!

Joachim’s Tales of Activism : Damn You Political Hipsters!

It’s not cool to complain when you can’t be bothered to do jack.

#Rock4Rights2 – Associate, assemble and articulate

#Rock4Rights2 – Associate, assemble and articulate

Rocking Article 10 with MyConstitution, Frinjan and KDU!

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Be a Part of the Bar Council Constitutional Law Committee

Be a Part of the Bar Council Constitutional Law Committee

The People Behind the MyConstitution Campaign!

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#International Volunteers Week (2-8 Dec): Seriously, why volunteer?

#International Volunteers Week (2-8 Dec): Seriously, why volunteer?

The truth is, you can’t inspire others when you are not inspired yourself in the first place.

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The Message Is In The Song

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 […]

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Are there really no lawyers willing to defend the Bar Council’s Red Book?

Are there really no lawyers willing to defend the Bar Council’s Red Book?

Questioning the inaction of lawyers and the Bar Council with regards to the arrest of lawyers and pupils for distributing the Bar Council’s Red Book. Do lawyers think that the “defending” they have done via e-mails, Facebook, Twitter and releasing press statements is all there is?

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Another Fairly Current LoyarBurokker!

Another Fairly Current LoyarBurokker!

After LoyarBurok’s 3 hit combo in July, LoyarBurokker Syahredzan Johan hits the show this week! As Co-Chairperson of the Bar Council Constitutional Law Committee’s MyConstitution campaign, he talks about the campaign’s objectives and the police report alleging the campaign for sedition.

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MyConsti on BFM

MyConsti on BFM

BFM’s The Bigger Picture is running a 9 parter on MyConstitution and its 9 phases, every Wednesday at 3.00p.m. The first segment featuring MyConsti and Bar Council Constitutional Law Committee Chairperson, Edmund Bon was aired on 7 September and transcribed here.

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The Star: The citizen and the Constitution

The Star: The citizen and the Constitution

An article from The Star in support of the MyConstitution campaign that seeks to simplify the Constitution for all Malaysians – yet the only group to question the motive of this public service is a group of young graduates who formed a 1Malaysia club.

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[UPDATED] MyConsti is on the side of right

[UPDATED] MyConsti is on the side of right

Certain quarters are demanding that Malaysians do not discuss the Constitution. However at the opening of the first Parliament of Malaya, Yang Dipertuan Agong Tuanku Abdul Rahman opined that we should! And the MyConstitution campaign is doing just that!

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The Bar Council – Toothless Pussy or Roaring Lion?

The Bar Council – Toothless Pussy or Roaring Lion?

Edmund Bon’s interview with FMT has resurrected a fresh debate on the role and relevance of the Bar Council as a voice of conscience in civil society. The former Bar Council’s National Young Lawyers Committee Deputy Chairperson (2006/07) and Malaysian Bar’s YL Personality speaks up to call for drastic action by the Bar to answer its woes.

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FMT Interview with Edmund Bon: (II) Taking the Constitution to the Rakyat

FMT Interview with Edmund Bon: (II) Taking the Constitution to the Rakyat

In this second part of his interview with Free Malaysia Today, LoyarBurokker Edmund Bon speaks to Teoh El Sen about the PerlembagaanKu/MyConstitution campaign that is bringing the Constitution to the rakyat – something the Government should have done.

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Jom Ke Chow Kit!

Jom Ke Chow Kit!

The Sex Worker’s Programme of Pink Triangle Foundation (PTF) is organizing the JOM KE CHOW KIT! carnival. KL Legal Aid Centre and MyConstitution will be there alongside Suhakam and Ministry of Health (OoOoo!) It’ll be an evening of fabulous performances, lots of info and really reeeaally about Sex and Sexuality in general.

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A Soapbox Saturday

A Soapbox Saturday

Jottings of an accidental soapbox protagonist at the recent Urbanscapes festival.

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Orang Asli struggle for customary lands continues

Orang Asli struggle for customary lands continues

Regarding the dynamics of the Government notion of “consultation” when it comes to the Orang Asli and why it needs to think out-of-the-box and stop pigeon-holing the community.

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15th Malaysian Law Conference

15th Malaysian Law Conference

The 15th Malaysian Law Conference will take place at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from 29 – 31 July 2010. Register now to get the Early Bird rates on registration fees.

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LoyarBurok joins MyConstitution at Urbanscapes 2010 – Saturday, 26 June

LoyarBurok joins MyConstitution at Urbanscapes 2010 – Saturday, 26 June

LoyarBurok will be teaming up with PerlembagaanKu/MyConstitution at the all day creative arts festival, Urbanscapes @ KLPAC. Come spend a creative cool Saturday with us – there will be performances, cool stuff to grab, and plenty to do!

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Malaysia’s future is bright with the “consti” activists

Malaysia’s future is bright with the “consti” activists

Rights advocate, Wong Ee Lynn at Savoir Vivre in Kuala Lumpur, in her final post for 2009 (on December 30) interviewed 5 Malaysian activists – Edmund Bon Tai Soon, Brian Lariche, Loretta Ann Shepherd, Joe Yap and Ahmad Fansuri. LoyarBurok reproduces Edmund’s talking points as they pertain to the MyConsti movement helmed by a fresh breed of “consti” activists in the making.

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MyConsti Phase 2: What is the Separation of Powers? (Updated Jan 13, 2010)

MyConsti Phase 2: What is the Separation of Powers? (Updated Jan 13, 2010)

(UPDATED) The MyConstitution Campaign enters its 2nd phase: “Constitutional Institutions & the Separation of Powers”, and the ConstiLC invites you to the launch!

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Pastries, cookies, carrot cake, scones and strudel at a call to the Bar

June Low Cheng Yen was “called” to the Bar (i.e. admitted and enrolled as an advocate and solicitor of the High Court of Malaya) on Dec 11, 2009. In open court, a “call” speech would be made by June’s “mover” (i.e. a lawyer at the Bar) to persuade the presiding judge that June is a “fit and proper” person to be a full-fledged lawyer after completing a 9-month period of pupillage. This was the speech by June’s mover, Edmund Bon Tai Soon, before Mr Justice Ariff Yusof.

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