Author Archives: Tricia

GK3 Event On The Future

Despite my initial wariness of yet another big conference, this one turned out to be more than just the fluff I expected it to be. Organised by the Global Knowledge Partnership, which has international members wanting to develop ICT for … Continue reading →

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Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians?

Co-organised by the Centre for Public Policy Studies and Malaysia Think Tank London, we had a seminar on Tuesday night on “Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians?”, with main speaker Wan Saiful Wan Jan, and co-panelists Rev. Dr. Hermen Shastri from … Continue reading →

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Further thoughts on Ombudsman

What impressed me most during my recent Young Leaders’ Program trip to Australia in early December 2007 – sponsored by the Australia-Malaysia Institute under Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade – was the briefing by the Ombudsman representing New … Continue reading →

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Face to Face with Malaysia

This is a draft paper I’ve written for ROH (Revolution of Hope), a Christian group I belong to. It’s still in the process of being refined, but I would welcome any feedback from you guys before I develop it further … Continue reading →

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Indians Dialogue with the Chief

When all’s said and done, this dialogue should have come much earlier now, shouldn’t it? The Malaysia Hindu Sangam public statement read out to the PM was well presented, fair and unbiased. Of course we all know that such an … Continue reading →

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Politics & Injustice: What’s Faith Gotta do with it?

I’m speaking at a youth camp this weekend on the topic of “Politics & Injustice: What’s Faith Gotta do with it?” This is obviously a topic that I’m pretty familiar with already, but I’ve only ever spoken to crowds made … Continue reading →

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Ombudsman

One of the institutions I was really impressed by during my recent trip to Australia was the Ombudsman. Originating from Sweden, the Ombudsman is defined as follows: An ombudsman (English plural: ombudsmans or ombudsmen) is an official, usually (but not … Continue reading →

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Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians?

Come to a seminar on “Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians?” Ibn Khaldun Seminar 2 Jointly Organised by: The Centre for Public Policy Studies & Malaysia Think Tank London Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians? Time: 8pm – 10pm Date: Tuesday, 18th … Continue reading →

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Evil and Good

“All it takes for evil to triumph is for a few good men to do nothing”. This descended into a debate on whether or not there really ARE any good men who do nothing. The argument was, that the property … Continue reading →

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What a Democracy really means, Mister..

The word democracy has been used so foolishly and cheaply. Democracy describes a small number of related forms of government and also a political philosophy. The word comes from the ancient Greek for “rule by the people”. A common feature … Continue reading →

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