Adversities faced by our fellow Malaysian Indians must be acknowledged and given proper attention. After gaining independence for more than 6 decades, one must further reflect on what hasn’t been done and what could be done to bring betterments.
Xinjiang’s globally renowned “vocational” schools are a worldwide humanitarian issue. This crisis has to stop, and you can do something about it.
As the worst of the pandemic (hopefully) draws to an end, our country begins preparing for the year ahead. Budget 2021 sees prioritization in Covid-19 recovery at the financial cost of population healthcare. We may be winning the battle, but will we lose the war?
Flying to the UK amidst a pandemic is an agonisingly hard choice. Catching Covid-19 is at the forefront of everyone's mind. But what other factors should you consider?
In part I of this CEKU miniseries, Ian Chee looks to establish the historical grounds for tensions between Malaysians in the context of race in Malaysia. Read on to find out his thoughts on the matter.
Sex is very much a taboo word in the Malaysian society. In this article written in conjunction with the #MSLSChallenge, Aldric, Daniel and Thomas considers how important sex education is to Malaysia.
Nationalism is looming over our world already torn by a pandemic, and it may just seem justified. In this piece, Kiru considers this by discussing a pressing new issue: vaccine nationalism, while highlighting what we can do in our daily lives to make some change.
“Malaysia Didn’t Go Back to the Future for Najib’s 1MDB Verdict” “1MDB scandal: Najib Razak handed 12-year jail sentence”
Free discourse is a cornerstone of healthy democracy but we see many mature democracies struggle with ineffective legislation, widespread dissemination of fake news and increasing polarization of society. How much free speech is too much? In this edition of CEKU Originals, Rosanna Nizam explores.
With the current Covid-19 pandemic taking up the majority of the news, it is easy to forget that Malaysia’s 11th Economic Plan, which began in 2016, is set to end this year. Among its other pillars, one of the main pillars in the former legisative’s mid-term review was the focus on “empowering human capital”.
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