#UndiRosak movement will further hurt Malaysian democracy
The real objective is to have the politicians from both divides think about why such a movement has come about in the first place.
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Should civil servants be punished for supporting Malaysia’s opposition?
It’s hard to be politically active in Malaysia. For those working in the government, it’s now gotten even harder to exercise their basic right to vote.
Rushing to celebrate, the magic of ‘ASAP’ and looking for public holidays
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
The minister thought I was a girl
I had already started wearing my hair long then, and at that time it was around shoulder length. As we got nearer to the car door, I turned around and the minister finally got a clear look at my face. He immediately let go of my hand.
No tail wagging this Chinese New Year
Malays are, though indirectly and inadvertently, dictating the kind of environment in which the rest of society should be living in.
Talking Edge – Why wait tilll New Year?
I have recently started writing a column for The Edge’s pullout Options. It’s their Talking Edge page where I answer all kinds of questions submitted by all kinds of people!
Social mobility needs to be more equal
If you are born in a higher social class, the chances that you will stay there or move up is higher. If you are born in a lower social class, then chances are you will be stuck there.
Did Malaysia erase the last 20 years from its political history?
The country has returned to pre-1998 when Mahathir was the prime minister and Anwar was his deputy.
Zahid Hamidi followed me on Twitter!
I received a notification on my phone. Someone had just followed me on Twitter. I looked at my phone and it was Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, the deputy prime minister of Malaysia.
Taking a stand against corporal punishment in schools
The only reason an adult would resort to corporal punishment on a child is when they lack good parenting or teaching skills.
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