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10 reasons why it cannot be business as usual (0)
24 May 2012 •
With household debt and federal government debt indicators rising and natural resources being depleted, it cannot be business as usual for the Malaysian economy. Anil Netto says it is time for a radical re-think of the economy. 
Workshop participants strongly oppose proposed Baram Dam(0) 24 May 2012 •They totally disagree with their community leaders or community associations who say the people of Baram have already accepted the proposed dam, reports SAVE Rivers Network. 
Abolish the ‘contractor for labour’ system(0) 23 May 2012 •A joint statement endorsed by 90 local and international civil society groups has been sent to the Prime Minister demanding that the government withdraw the 2012 amendments to the Employment Act 1955. 
Adopt psycho-spiritual approach in education system(0) 23 May 2012 •Such an approach in the country’s education blueprint is essential to achieve development that is peaceful and sustainable, asserts Ronald Benjamin. 
Hydro Tasmania admits compliance deficits in Malaysian dam constructions(0) 22 May 2012 •The Bruno Manser Fund has urged Hydro Tasmania to cut its business ties with the corrupt Taib government. 
The mutation of Tunku Aziz (Part 3)(1) 22 May 2012 •Martin Jalleh completes his trilogy on the ‘transformation’ of Tunku Abdul Aziz by taking a closer look at the man’s opinion of Prime Minister Najib Razak back then.
The mutation of Tunku Aziz (Part 2)(0) 21 May 2012 •Tunku Abdul Aziz sang a different tune about Anwar in an article written in 2010. Martin Jalleh sieves through that commentary.
The mutation of Tunku Aziz (Part 1)(5) 20 May 2012 •Martin Jalleh digs up an article written by Tunku Abdul Aziz in 2009 – and finds some startling contradictions with his position today. How times have changed. 
TV cleansing to a fault(3) 19 May 2012 •Malaysians should be shown the entire BBC video footage of Bersih 3.0 — apart from other video clips by other parties — before they can make an informed judgment, writes Mustafa K Anuar. 
How do thee revolt? Let me count the ways(3) 18 May 2012 •Contrary to the unfounded fear propagated by the ruling elites, the participants of Bersih 3.0 are not bent on overthrowing the government via revolutionary means, observes Azmil Mohd Tayeb. TA OnlineMonthlyMedia statements |
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Readers’ comments
23 May 2012 (10:01) Slippery slope to lawlessness Wasn't Bersih.3 headed by Ambiga a slippery slope to lawlessness? "Peace and safety cannot be be threatened with impunity in a civilised society"but it's ok with uncivilized society. Think!!!