Category Archives: The Cause

This is from a friend, on Facebook. “We need to express our opinions in a rational manner less we fall into the trap set by the ones that perpetrated the ISA detentions. Truth and justice shall and will prevail if … Continue reading →

Teresa Kok’s arrest is covered in Utusan Malaysia as follows (portion only, and for the full article click here): Wakil rakyat DAP itu dilaporkan turut cuba menghapuskan penggunaan tulisan jawi pada papan tanda nama jalan di ibu negara dan mencadangkannya … Continue reading →

The Star covered MCA’s response here: State MCA deputy chief Lau Chiek Tuan condemned Tan’s detention under the ISA, noting that MCA, together with the Chinese community, is upset with the move. The entire article highlights MCA’s response to only … Continue reading →

We know that Raja Petra’s two articles have been cited for insulting Islam and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), resulting in his ISA arrest. We know that Tan Hoon Cheng, the Sin Chew Jit Poh reporter, was cited as threatening national security … Continue reading →

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Project Malaysia goes live! This is a non-profit initiative by Malik Imtiaz and Michelle Gunaselan. Very nice design and spaces all round. Their first theme is on Race Relations this month, and I wrote a responsive piece on the effects … Continue reading →

  My article came out in The Sun today, in its Merdeka Edition. it compiles stories on different aspects of Nationality. Mine was titled “Forging a Nation: Are we there yet?” This is what I wrote, which is also available … Continue reading →

   Last Friday I was honoured to speak at the oldest Catholic parish in the South Diocese (meaning, in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Johor). It was the “Church of the Visitation”, whose priest is Father Michael Chua. It was a … Continue reading →

 If I haven’t already blogged about it, the Micah Mandate is a new Christian website aimed at collating stories and commentaries about Malaysia. It will be on a whole range of issues, but this month the focus will be on … Continue reading →