Star Rage: More Than Votes
Political Awareness: We must begin to collaborate with our representatives!
Political Awareness: We must begin to collaborate with our representatives!
All are invited to the first-ever LoyarBurok TweetUp! Friday 24 June, 7 to 10pm at Old Town White Coffee, UOA Bangsar. #LBTwtUp
You can hate Politics for what it has become and avoid it like a 10-foot pole. Or you can put purpose to it. One of these actions can change your life for the better. Which would you “vote” for?
Mei Yen narrates her (real) thoughts, despite marginally (as she claims) involved with UndiMalaysia and spreading the word of it’s importance.
UndiMalaysia! P223 Annexe Gallery seat grabbed by Azmyl Yunor (Parti All Nite Long) in a tight contest with Syahredzan Johan (Let’s Go Parti) on 19 June 2011. And Isabelle Lai writes about it for The Star!
An email which Lord Bobo recently received from Ana Gella Opong, from the Philippines.
This post was originally an entry in the author’s blog, and was translated for the blawg by Gi Gyn Tiu.
A post about the first-of-its-kind UndiMalaysia! campaign, which appeared in the Selangor Times, Issue 25, 20-22 May 2011.
A report on Ops PISANG by LoyarBurokker Pei Ling, which first appeared in the Selangor Times Issue 18, 1-3 April 2011.
This week, Ask Lord Bobo tells you that you can sue the RTD for blacklisting you, and calls for the blacklisting of gutter politics!
As the Sarawak state election approaches, June Rubis asks: Why are rural Sarawakians so loyal to the ruling party? Should they expect more from their elected reps?
News on the opening of Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism & Human Rights aka the LoyarBurok Rakyat Centre.
HERE AT LAST! Attention Rakyat! You’re invited to Ops P.I.S.A.N.G. Launching of PusatRakyatLB a.k.a. Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism and Human Rights
LoyarBurok’s weekend-long retreat revealed that LB is not simply a blog, or loosely bound group of activists. It represents a larger and more concrete mission, which is to educate the voters of Malaysia and encourage civic engagement, in the hope of promoting accountability within the political process.
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