Law and Human Rights
Law and Human Rights
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Foreign PolicyIs Malaysia being selective in supporting persecuted minorities?
What does Malaysia need to think about when supporting persecuted minorities abroad?
By Julia Roknifard -
Law and Human Rights
We abolished the ISA, why not the Sedition Act?
Malaysia post-Sedition Act will be the same as Malaysia post-ISA – peaceful, calm, and orderly.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Law and Human Rights
Is Dr M still championing racism and patronage?
Seeing everything through a racial lens in a rush to make Anwar PM does not help anyone.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Law and Human Rights
Truth cannot be a casualty of this by-election
The alleged 'warning' made by the PKR senator to tok batin reeks of the politics of old.
By Rais Hussin -
Asian Studies
China, Islam and the Middle Way Forward
Some news streaming out from China, especially those pertaining to Islam, have been nothing short of scandalous.
By Rais Hussin -
Law and Human Rights
Custodial deaths continue under Harapan
The government shouldn't neglect cases that are literally a matter of life and death.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Foreign PolicyIcerd debate degenerating into politics of ‘melatah’
What better way to describe the exaggerated reaction to a treaty that isn't even going to be ratifited?
By Rais Hussin -
Foreign Policy
Why the rush for Harapan to ratify Icerd?
Amid feathers being ruffled by talk of ratification, its proponents have remained deathly quiet.
By Rais Hussin -
Foreign Policy
Halal, kosher and the Confucian means to an end
The sooner China respects Muslims within its own confines and the larger Islamic world, the better.
By Rais Hussin
