Law and Human Rights

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

6 days ago
Domestic Policy
Whither corruption in Malaysia?

Corruption is much more susceptible to rationalisation, justification and normalisation.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh

2 weeks ago
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

3 weeks ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysia’s downgrade to Tier 3 on human trafficking – inevitable?

According to the TIP Report, officials did not demonstrate a consistent understanding of the definition of trafficking.
By Jason Loh

3 weeks ago
Law and Human Rights
Whither the National Operations Council (NOC)?

This is where the logic of the proponents of NOC is somewhat “amorphous”, for lack of a better term.
By Jason Loh

2 months ago
Foreign Policy
Israels legitimacy tied to Hamas

The continuing the cycle of violence and mayhem can only erode Israel’s moral standing and exacerbate its guilt in the commission of war crimes.
By Jason Loh

2 months ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Liberating Al-Aqsa

Such was the acute sensitivity displayed by Moshe Dayan – one of Israel’s well-acclaimed leaders and statesmen.
By Jason Loh

2 months ago
Domestic Policy
Exorcising the ghost of May 13?

We have come to a stage where we can confidently assert and affirm that May 13 was one-off and unrepeatable.
By Jason Loh

2 months ago
Foreign Policy
Multinational Islamic defence force (MIDF) as a response to the politics of Apartheid Zionists Israel

Coinciding with the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba — as the live genocide of Palestinians is being broadcast on screens across the world — the United Nation wholesome inaction is dumbfounding.
By Rais Hussin

2 months ago
Foreign Policy
Ethnic cleansing and apartheid – Israel & Netanyahu are on the wrong side of history

Zionists believe that history is on their side and this explains why they have been acting with absolute impunity.
By Jason Loh

2 months ago

It all depends on the actual political will of the government of the day – otherwise known as the Executive-sitting-in-Parliament.

Corruption is much more susceptible to rationalisation, justification and normalisation.

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.

According to the TIP Report, officials did not demonstrate a consistent understanding of the definition of trafficking.

This is where the logic of the proponents of NOC is somewhat “amorphous”, for lack of a better term.

The continuing the cycle of violence and mayhem can only erode Israel’s moral standing and exacerbate its guilt in the commission of war crimes.

Such was the acute sensitivity displayed by Moshe Dayan – one of Israel’s well-acclaimed leaders and statesmen.

We have come to a stage where we can confidently assert and affirm that May 13 was one-off and unrepeatable.

Coinciding with the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba — as the live genocide of Palestinians is being broadcast on screens across the world — the United Nation wholesome inaction is dumbfounding.

Zionists believe that history is on their side and this explains why they have been acting with absolute impunity.