Sulu claim: A Sabahan’s relief at the Dutch court’s verdict
Many Sabahans have been waiting for this news for a long time.
Braless in Malaysia?
The bra is no longer a tool of Western cultural imperialism but now appears to be a tool of conservative forces out to deprive women of their freedom.
Oh no, I’ll be 30 soon! Ageing anxiety in China
Young adults face intense social pressure in China as they grow older.
Constitutional morality and societal morality: Safeguarding minority rights
Two landmark cases in India have witnessed the court adopting a constitutional approach to protect the rights of LGBT communities.
It is the political ‘devils’ who are dividing the people
But a heartwarming encounter has convinced me we already have unity.
Unveiling the burden of unpaid care work in Malaysia
As trivial as it may seem, paternity leave is one more significant step towards a more gender-balanced society.
Brand Malaysia: Looking through the eyes of a Nigerian bystander
Common erroneous assumptions between Malaysians and Nigerians are caused by misconceptions and sweeping generalisations.
Mobilising youths against human trafficking: Empowering change in Malaysia
We can harness young leaders' creativity and dedication to develop innovative solutions, raise awareness, and advocate for stronger enforcement.
‘Penang LRT’: Be careful what you wish for!
If you are a Penang resident, surely you will know that a mere 22km of elevated 'light rail' will not be able to ease traffic jams meaningfully.
Independent children’s commission must not be ‘toothless tiger’
The children's commission must be empowered to act on findings of violations.
Mass arrests and resistance movements in Myanmar
By Anusha ArumugamOn 19 January the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners Burma (AAPP) reported that since the 1 February 2021 Myanmar military coup, 2,750...
Six ways to get more people to use buses
Upgrade the bus system to encourage more people to ditch their cars.