Law and Human Rights

Law and Human Rights
The rising danger of cyber-paedophilia in Malaysia

This by itself should incite us to think as to how we could do more to suppress cyber-paedophilia.
By Nik Nurdiana Zulkifli

2 years ago
Law and Human Rights
Tier 3 – not again!

Worryingly, the government’s anti-trafficking policy implementation thrust seems to have slackened – due to lack of focus, prioritisation and concerted effort.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Law and Human Rights
Empathy- integral part of the justice system

Empathy is simply another facet of the need for the law to be translated and interpreted accordingly.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Law and Human Rights
Recalibrating MP’s remuneration scheme

Presently there’s no law prohibiting MPs from taking up extra-parliamentary positions.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Law and Human Rights
Religious “warfare” in India

The time might come when it’s not just Delhi or Amritsar or Ahmedabad that’re burning but India itself.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Is it high time to legalise medical marijuana in Malaysia?

The decriminalisation of medicinal cannabis would enable Malaysia to tap into a USD20.73 billion global market.
By Rosihan Addin Rosihan Adi

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Sulu Sultanate heirs, the cession payment and sovereignty

What finally matters is that cession payment was never a recognition of sovereignty.
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
The futile pursuit of the Sulu Sultanate claims on Sabah

The Sulu Sultanate and its heirs – and the GRP – had forever forfeited their sovereign claim over Sabah.
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Time to take child marriage to the next level

Both the state legislative assemblies and the parents are the frontline stakeholders in the cause of preventing future child marriages.
By Tze Yong Tan

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Stop illegal logging once for all to minimise the occurrence of landslides and floods

When companies prioritise profit over the environment, they would continuously cut down more trees to meet the increasing demand for timber.
By Jason Loh and Amanda Yeo

3 years ago

This by itself should incite us to think as to how we could do more to suppress cyber-paedophilia.

Worryingly, the government’s anti-trafficking policy implementation thrust seems to have slackened – due to lack of focus, prioritisation and concerted effort.

Empathy is simply another facet of the need for the law to be translated and interpreted accordingly.

Presently there’s no law prohibiting MPs from taking up extra-parliamentary positions.

The time might come when it’s not just Delhi or Amritsar or Ahmedabad that’re burning but India itself.

The decriminalisation of medicinal cannabis would enable Malaysia to tap into a USD20.73 billion global market.

What finally matters is that cession payment was never a recognition of sovereignty.

The Sulu Sultanate and its heirs – and the GRP – had forever forfeited their sovereign claim over Sabah.

Both the state legislative assemblies and the parents are the frontline stakeholders in the cause of preventing future child marriages.

When companies prioritise profit over the environment, they would continuously cut down more trees to meet the increasing demand for timber.