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More young Malays are thinking for themselves and not afraid to defy convention in their political choices. It takes …
For years the public have been despairing at the authorities’ and politicians inability or unwillingness to rein in the …
(…continuation from part 1) Since 2009, we still haven’t seen other cartoonists who shine other than yourself. Why is …
Malaysian political satire, while existing in the media, has been branded as being insolent to the ruling government with …
By Wan Hamidi Hamid Forty five years ago, a unique debate about the idea of having a Malaysian cultural …
By Raymond Chong A founding pioneer and party leader, former DAP Perak State Chairman, and elected lawmaker shares his …
Being an armchair critic of the order of things in the country is easy. Becoming an active part of …
For a transgender activist in Penang, the most important thing she believes her community needs is acceptance. By acceptance …
How does one last 44 years in politics, what more for someone on the opposition bench in Malaysia? Karpal …
by Ralvin Manikam As I stepped into Karpal Singh’s office with no idea of what to expect, I couldn’t …