Rani Rasiah condemns the government’s heavy-handed action in dealing with a Nepali migrant workers’ protest against the non-implementation of the minimum wage ruling. Continue reading »
Apr 132013
Apr 082013
Many employers are trying to be ‘smart’ and doing all kinds of things to defeat the plan to provide fair wages to workers, notes Charles Hector. Continue reading »
Apr 042013
It has been 10 years since the massive global protests against the invasion of Iraq. What were the implications and the impact of those protests? Continue reading »
Oct 312012
Villagers affected by the proposed Baram Dam are upset with their community chiefs for being “manipulated” into supporting the project. Mark Bujang has the story. Continue reading »
Oct 122012
Martin Jalleh looks at Prime Minister Najib Razak’s contradictory statements on street protests to different audiences. Continue reading »
Sep 302012
The future of Malaysia should be determined by progressive political parties that embrace love, compassion, justice and reconciliation rather than communalised religion, writes Ronald Benjamin. Continue reading »
Sep 222012
We refer to the low-budget movie ‘Innocence of Muslims’ that was made by a ‘Sam Bacile’, which depicted the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in a bad light. Continue reading »
Sep 182012
Kuching — About 50 indigenous people from the Baram area delivered a petition of thousands of signatures to the Chief Minister of Sarawak today at Wisma Bapa Malaysia, the State Secretariat building, reports SAVE Rivers. Continue reading »
Sep 132012
Zunar reports on a protest in support of cartoonists’ rights outside the Malaysian Embassy in Washington DC yesterday. Continue reading »
Jul 052012
The Coalition to Stop the TPP, spearheaded by local labour groups and Occupy San Diego, is planning a week of protests and public education events against the Trans Pacific Partnership agreement, reports Rebecca Burns of In These Times. Continue reading »