Law and Human Rights
Law and Human Rights
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Foreign PolicyForced 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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
Asian StudiesChina 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
