3 major reasons to abolish the death penalty
Kho Jabing would have been dead earlier this Friday morning if his death penalty was executed as planned by the Singaporean authorities. He is, of course, a convicted murderer.
Category Archives: The Malaysian Insider
The Malaysian Insider is gone, long live journalism!
The Malaysian Insider is gone, long live journalism! By Zan Azlee Almost 8 years of writing my column for The Malaysian Insider on a weekly basis that I am now […]
A cry for journalism in Malaysia
A cry for journalism in Malaysia By Zan Azlee How important is journalism in a working democracy? Very important apparently, seeing that it is known as the fourth estate – […]
Freedom of speech is a privilege and not a right?
Freedom of speech is a privilege and not a right? By Zan Azlee The Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Salleh Said Keruak recently posted on his blog that the Internet […]
Is it such a bad idea to regulate rempits?
Is it such a bad idea to regulate rempits? By Zan Azlee Is creating a safe avenue for those who like to race motorcycles to indulge in their interest, a […]
God quits Twitter and denies us a hell of a debate
God quits Twitter and denies us a hell of a debate By Zan Azlee God has announced that he will be closing down his Twitter account. The announcement was made […]
A debate on Islam will do us good
A debate on Islam will do us good By Zan Azlee The much-talked about debate between Ahli Sunnah Wal Jamaah Malaysia (Aswaja) president Zamihan Mat Zin and Perlis Mufti Datuk […]
Two ministers, an MB, an A-G, and it was that easy?
Two ministers, an MB, an A-G, and it was that easy? By Zan Azlee In the past seven or eight months, we have seen three top leaders in Umno who […]
The radicalisation of Malaysia
The radicalisation of Malaysia By Zan Azlee Since when has “liberal” and “pluralism” been considered bad words by Islam? This is quite surprising for me since I consider myself to […]
Sacrifice education last during financial crisis
Sacrifice education last during financial crisis By Zan Azlee A man has just lost his job and is on the way home to his family. He is feeling sad, confused […]
There’s still hope for Malaysia’s Muslims
There’s still hope for Malaysia’s Muslims By Zan Azlee I remember when my youngest brother was still in kindergarten. He came home and he said “Bismillahirahmanirahim Pak” when he was […]
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