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IMLC14: Business and Human Rights, 26 Sept 2014

IMLC14: Business and Human Rights, 26 Sept 2014

This article was written by Andrew Khoo for the Malaysian Bar and originally published on 23 September 2014 here. Why should human rights and business matter for businesses, including law firms?  Find out at the IMLC 2014,  26 September 2014, Breakout Session 8, Stream C. Speakers include Michelle Gyles-McDonnough (United Nations Resident Coordinator for Malaysia), Professor […]

Download: Deklarasi Hak Orang Asal Antarabangsa (UNDRIP)

Download: Deklarasi Hak Orang Asal Antarabangsa (UNDRIP)

Download the infographic for the Deklarasi Hak Orang Asal Antarabangsa (UNDRIP) here!

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My Internship with the Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism and Human Rights

My Internship with the Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism and Human Rights

Mary O’Donovan shares with us her unique and enlightening Malaysian internship experience.

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Hop On The Migrant Bus!

Hop On The Migrant Bus!

International Migrants’ Day 18 December 2012. All Human All Equal.

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Human Rights Day 2012: #MyVoiceCounts

Human Rights Day 2012: #MyVoiceCounts

Post Bersih 3.0 – what now?

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Malaysiakini: Api Dalam Sekam?

Malaysiakini: Api Dalam Sekam?

Antara kemenangan 1-0 ke atas KDN, kebebasan akhbar dan ‘tali barut asing’.

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First Indonesian Esperanto Congress

First Indonesian Esperanto Congress

Our residential Esperanto expert, Sinjoro Eng, writes about up-coming Esperanto events around the world.

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Teach and Travel

Teach and Travel

Sinjoro Eng invites you to learn and teach others the international language of Esperanto.

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Cheaper to free immigrants than to detain them?

Cheaper to free immigrants than to detain them?

Considering possible alternatives to detaining immigrants.

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May 18th: 3rd Anniversary of Genocide

May 18th: 3rd Anniversary of Genocide

The world must investigate the Sri Lankan genocide of Tamils.

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Excessive Force Used to Disperse Peaceful Protests

Excessive Force Used to Disperse Peaceful Protests

Media statement by Human Rights Watch.

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The Root Causes of Poverty in Sabah & Sarawak, Exposed (Stories from the East)

The Root Causes of Poverty in Sabah & Sarawak, Exposed (Stories from the East)

Daniel John Jambun outlines 11 major reasons for the poverty levels seen in Sabah & Sarawak.

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A Nation’s Descent Into Darkness

A Nation’s Descent Into Darkness

The Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS), the Malaysia Inner Temple Alumni Association and the Bar Council of Malaysia are pleased to invite you to a talk entitled “A Nation’s Descent Into Darkness – The United Nations Rwanda Tribunal: Its Successes And Failures”. The speaker is Iain Morley QC, with Tan Sri James Foong […]

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Land of the Morning Star: In Solidarity with Papua

Land of the Morning Star: In Solidarity with Papua

In solidarity with our Papuan friends who have been enduring human rights abuses carried out by Indonesian security forces – intimidation, torture and killing of villagers, activists and journalists – a documentary screening and discussion will be held on 14 November, 3.00p.m. at The Annexe Gallery, Kuala Lumpur.

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The Rebellious Child called Human Rights

The Rebellious Child called Human Rights

Happy Birthday Ms Human Rights! But will you be around much longer?

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Exclusive! Interview with an Afghan civil society activist on the forthcoming Presidential election in Afghanistan

Millions of Afghans will cast their ballots at the poll this coming August for its second Presidential election since the Taliban was ousted in 2001. Some remain skeptical whether the election will be free and fair while others remain hopeful and desperate to see a positive change in the future administration. Lim Ka Ea conducted […]

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