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    Forced labour and the systematic oppression of Uyghurs

    One of the developments that have emerged more fully is the highly organised and extensive use of forced labour.

    By Jason Loh
    3 weeks ago
  • Domestic Policy

    Constitutional certainty on the environment – making it work

    The environment is a thorny issue when it comes to federal-state relations in terms of jurisdiction.

    By Jason Loh
    4 weeks ago
  • Law and Human Rights

    Housing as both a ‘human right’ and policy priority

    It’s as if healthcare is by default treated like a basic human right but housing isn’t.

    By Jason Loh
    1 month ago
  • Law and Human Rights

    Corruption rooting out the mother of all evils in our nation

    Corruption is the gangrene that will eventually destroy the whole body if pre-emptive action is not undertaken.

    By Jason Loh
    1 month ago
  • Bahasa Melayu

    Extremism and Islamophobia, two sides of the same coin?

    The latest incident in France should serve as a wake-up call to the republic to readjust its vision and ideals to meet the challenges of a globalised and pluralistic society.

    By Jason Loh
    3 months ago
  • Domestic Policy

    The rule of law, for all?

    Abuse or dearth of the rule of law offends our sensibilities and erode trust in our institutions.

    By Jason Loh
    3 months ago
  • Asian Studies

    Wolf warriors in China should be cautious

    The seemingly rapacious nature of Chinese fishing fleets continue to be an issue.

    By Rais Hussin
    4 months ago
  • Asian Studies

    Uighur Muslims deserve better than re-education camps

    Islam and China can co-exist based on truth, human equality, not lies and all things pernicious that a dysfunctional state may do.

    By Rais Hussin
    4 months ago
  • Domestic Policy

    State environment committee, DOE need to wake up in performing monitoring and enforcement duties

    Weaknesses in environmental monitoring and enforcement of laws, measly fines for polluters, and a complete disregard of the environment by greedy companies create a recipe for repeat offences.

    By Ameen Kamal
    5 months ago
  • Asian Studies

    China has time to U-turn on Uyghur Muslim problem

    They should focus on winning their hearts and minds. Not by sending people into camps, to be “brainwashed” into party loving members.

    By Rais Hussin
    5 months ago
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