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Is Merdeka an exclusive party?
Wave the flag, enjoy the fireworks, and post your patriotic Instagram captions. But maybe also ask: who’s missing from this party?
Does govt have an image deficit?
At the moment, the people’s trust, or at least the image that they have of the current government, is more like scepticism or even weary resignation.
Fear of losing faith in our society
This isn’t just about politics anymore; it’s about a complete breakdown of what it means to be a decent human being.
Tengku Maimun our catalyst to talk about the judiciary
This issue has brought back into discussion the need to amend the Federal Constitution to establish the fact that the executive must, in no way at all, be influencing the selection of justices in the judiciary.
The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 91) – Mengejar Keadilan & FFF2017
A documentary about the separation of the syariah and civil courts in Malaysia.
Finding solace in our public institutions
Finding solace in our public institutions By Zan Azlee As a people living in a democratic system, we should be able to find solace in our institutions, of which its […]
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 34) – Deaths: Nik Aziz, Hasbullah Awang, David Carr & Democracy
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 34) – Deaths: Nik Aziz, Hasbullah Awang, David Carr & Democracy So democracy is dead… again. Zan and Aizyl look into the high profile deaths […]
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