When politicians make decisions that have far-reaching adverse consequences on people, doctors have a moral duty to openly challenge such decisions, argues Ronald McCoy. Continue reading »
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Mustafa K Anuar reviews a compelling book for those those concerned about Islam, identity politics, power relations, ethnic relations and democracy in Malaysia. Continue reading »
The State and its machinery must be made accountable for all unjustified violence, says Angeline Loh. Continue reading »
Given all the uncertainties, can we take the risk and make the several thousands of residents of Kuantan the guinea pigs, wonders Jeyakumar Devaraj. Continue reading »
Deepak Jaikishan alleges that the PM’s wife rang him at about 6.00pm on the day private investigator P Balasubramaniam made the first statutory declaration, reports Leven Woon of FMT. Continue reading »
Umno is like a drowning man clutching at a floating straw to save his life, says Hishamuddin Yahaya. Continue reading »
Even a cursory consideration of the Pakatan performance as administrators of five states will establish that they are fair, reasonable and, most importantly, not corrupt, observes Tommy Thomas. Continue reading »
Could we see a new government – and a new prime minister – in Putrajaya after the coming general election? Aliran Monthly’s latest cover story explores the issue. Continue reading »
The prospect of a democratic wave sweeping through Malaysia is simply too terrifying for supporters of the status quo over here – hence the need for a bogeyman, observes Azmil Tayeb. Continue reading »
When God is politicised we are in big trouble. That is what is happening in Malaysia. And that’s why we are in such a big mess. Continue reading »