Election fever is in the air, and some 200 people gathered to listen to speakers from Aliran discuss the burning issues in the coming general election. Continue reading »
Bringing you live coverage from the Aliran forum at the Caring Society Complex in Penang. Live blogging from 7.45pm. Continue reading »
Exactly 24 hours after the Bersih 3.0 gathering in KL and a solidarity gathering in Penang on 28 April 2012, Aliran organised a high-tea event in Penang, which created a buzz. Continue reading »
Exactly 18 days after the first break-in at the Aliran office, the thieves struck again for the second time! Continue reading »
At around 9.00am on Tuesday, 11 September 2012, we discovered that the Aliran office had been broken into. The perpetrators had gained entry from the back portion of the building through the window by removing the grille. Continue reading »
Dr Francis Loh has taken over as Aliran president after P Ramakrishnan decided to step down at the 35th annual general meeting of the society today. Continue reading »
Dalam ucap utamanya di Mesyuarat Agung Tahunan ke-34, P Ramakrishnan yang telah dipilih semula sebagai presiden persatuan Aliran, merakamkan perasaan kesalnya terhadap perbuatan ahli politik oportunis yang menyemarakkan isu perkauman yang boleh membawa Malaysia ke tahap yang merbahaya. Continue reading »
The Aliran Singers are coming to the Klang Valley for a “People First, Democracy Now” dinner! Join them for a night filled with music and dance performances and meet old friends and new in the struggle for a just society.
Aliran is revamping its website and today, we are launching a regular column “Thinking Allowed online,” featuring almost daily commentaries on current issues.
We look at the story behind the news and analyse the issues behind the headlines from a perspective of justice, human rights, multi-ethnic politics and universal spiritual values – all that Aliran stands for.
This special issue features our recent 32nd anniversary fund (and fun!)-raising dinner in Penang attended by close to 700 people. Enjoy the photos by Amiruddin Ahmad in the centre pages, featuring highlights of this celebration of the struggle for justice including the performances by Pete Teo and the Aliran Singers.
Our cover story features P Ramakrishnan’s address at the dinner, urging Malaysians to take a stand on the side of truth and justice at all times so that we can have the future we want. There is no room for neutrality.