Law and Human Rights
Law and Human Rights
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Foreign PolicyThe US must sign the Rome Statute
Being the world’s leading superpower, the US should be held accountable via the Rome Statute.
By Jason Loh -
Economy and FinanceMalaysian Monetary Loss to Corruption and Leakages – RM4.5 Trillion over 26 years
For a moment let us pause and think what could we have done with RM4.5 trillion that we have lost (albeit conservative numbers) for the people and the nation?
By Rais Hussin -
Domestic Policy
The crux of the matter related to the MACC’s probing of Justice Nazlan
Judges would be vulnerable to the interference in the conduct and affairs of judicial/legal proceedings, indirectly, and be put in a state of apprehension or fear.
By Jason Loh -
Economy and Finance
Exploring an alternative payment settlements system
The Asean version combines the best of both worlds, i.e., both SWIFT and TARGET2.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh -
Law and Human Rights
The crux of the issue in the claim of bias by Najib’s lawyers
The defence team simply can’t escape the ramification that they’re casting aspersion on the judiciary as a whole.
By Jason Loh -
Law and Human Rights
Only the Judicial Ethics Committee has the jurisdiction to investigate Justice Nazlan
The distinction between ethical and criminal has been wholly lost on the MACC.
By Jason Loh -
Foreign Policy
The Alternative Quad
The existence of an alternative Quad would be timely and promising.
By Jason Loh -
Law and Human Rights
The psychology of race & religion baiting in Malaysia
Middle Malaysia or the middle ground comprises of two halves or lungs – moderate liberals and moderate conservatives.
By Jason Loh -
Education and Social Policy
A call to humanise our prisons
Adopting a humane approach is key to Malaysia's prison reforms.
By Jennifer Ley -
Education and Social Policy
Gender-based violence (GBV) – the plight of Rohingya refugee women
Over the years, Rohingya women and girls have faced various forms of GBV.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar
