Pictomentaries on the Bersih 3.0 fallout

Three more ‘pictomentaries’ by Martin Jalleh on the fallout from Bersih 3.0.

There is a stirring in the nation

We must reclaim our democracy. We must defend our God-given rights. We must never, ever surrender our freedom, says P Ramakrishnan.

Pictomentaries: Mahathir, media reactions to Bersih

Three ‘pictomentaries’ by Martin Jalleh on Mahathir’s and the mainstream media’s responses to Bersih 3.0.

Pictomentary: Najib and press freedom

A ‘pictomentary’ by Martin Jalleh on press freedom in the country – or the lack of it.

Dataran Merdeka is not Tahrir Square: Malaysia is not Egypt

No one went for the Bersih ‘sit-in’ or ‘walk-in’ in Kuala Lumpur on 28 April with the intention of staying overnight, whether on the Dataran or anywhere else in the city, observes Tommy Thomas.

BN accountable for police brutality at Bersih 3.0

The heavy-handed treatment of Bersih marchers on 28 April must be the spring-board from which a nation-wide movement must be launched to end 55 years of continuous, unbroken one party rule at the ballot box, writes Tommy Thomas, who participated in the rally.

Every gas cloud has a silver lining

You want to talk about 1Malaysia? This is one Malaysia: during a time of shared pain, people consoled and helped each other out regardless of race, religion or social standing, observes Oon Yeoh.

Badget tambahan sebanyak RM24bn

Kos “overrun” dalam badget 2011 adalah RM24bn, ujar Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj. Apakah kesan ini terhadap defisit dalam belanjawan kita untuk 2011?

Chaos without ‘elites’ a big lie, says top academic

Instances where ordinary people went after ordinary people because of ethnic reasons are very rare. The real dangers came in the very severe moments of political and economic crisis. Shannon Teoh of the Malaysian Insider interviews Khoo Boo Teik.

Trans-Pacific trade pact reveals US’ unbridled corporate agenda

9 Mar – The 11th round of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) talks concluded in Melbourne Friday, with member states suggesting the negotiations had made significant progress but civil society groups reiterating concerns that the United States’ corporate demands could undermine social, economic and environmental policies, reports Neena Bhandari of IPS.

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