When childhood heroes do bad things, can we still appreciate their work?
When childhood heroes do bad things, can we still appreciate their work? By Zan Azlee BILL COSBY was a hero of mine. I grew up with his comedy and was […]
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Relationships of convenience in Malaysian politics
No matter what the intentions, there is always a means to an end.
3 issues that will dominate Malaysia’s election
This time around, however, neither BN or the newly formed opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan inspire much confidence from voters.
Halal until proven haram, or the other way round?
Everything is halal unless proven otherwise.
Malaysia’s Islamic preachers: Who are they, really?
Those who can’t quite make the cut in more technical fields, whether due to financial constraints or a knowledge gap, will then be pushed to do other things, like religious studies.
Does it take a humanitarian crisis to bring people together?
With cases of the Malays and Muslims oppressing the non-Malays and non-Muslims, it is a wonder that there still is love for Muslims in Malaysia.
Begging the world to help the Rohingya
After my two-week stay, I leave, but they will still be there. They will still have nothing more to do everyday except wait for the day to end by roaming around the camp.
Show racists that their views are not tolerated
Racism is so deeply ingrained in our society that it appears natural.
Smoking is bad whether it’s done by men or women
Can’t these feminists consider that perhaps all smokers, regardless of gender, should be seen as “tidak sopan” and “tidak manis”?
Why Malaysia failed to get on the UN Human Rights Council
Many would argue that Malaysia isn’t exactly a role model when it comes to observing basic human rights.
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