Law and Human Rights
Law and Human Rights
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Domestic PolicySulu Sultanate heirs, the cession payment and sovereignty
What finally matters is that cession payment was never a recognition of sovereignty.
By Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
The futile pursuit of the Sulu Sultanate claims on Sabah 
The Sulu Sultanate and its heirs – and the GRP – had forever forfeited their sovereign claim over Sabah.
By Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
Time to take child marriage to the next level
Both the state legislative assemblies and the parents are the frontline stakeholders in the cause of preventing future child marriages.
By Tze Yong Tan -
Domestic Policy
Stop illegal logging once for all to minimise the occurrence of landslides and floods
When companies prioritise profit over the environment, they would continuously cut down more trees to meet the increasing demand for timber.
By Jason Loh and Amanda Yeo -
Law and Human Rights
The Kashmir Question – towards a just and lasting solution
The Kashmir question should primarily be understood in terms of human and political rights.
By Jason Loh -
Foreign Policy
Engaging the Taliban: A multi-dimensional analysis
The Taliban isn’t to be understood as extremist in the same sense that Al-Qaeda and Daesh (Isis) are.
By Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
A “MyRakyat” app for the people’s voice
An independent national platform to expose lawmakers to more frequent doses of ground reality.
By Ameen Kamal -
Law and Human Rights
On parliamentary sovereignty and our Constitution
It all depends on the actual political will of the government of the day – otherwise known as the Executive-sitting-in-Parliament.
By Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
Whither corruption in Malaysia?
Corruption is much more susceptible to rationalisation, justification and normalisation.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
Overcoming the cartel syndrome
Without complicity and collusion by rogue enforcement officers and officials aiding and abetting the law-breakers, there’d be no cartels in the first place.
By Jason Loh
