Posts Tagged ‘Current Issues’
  • World AIDS Day: Myths about AIDS 0 CommentsPosted by on December 2, 2008 under Current Issues
    In conjunction with World AIDS Day (1 Dec 2008), I'm going to post on some of the top myths that most of us have when it comes to AIDS. A majority of the world population, especially Asians, are ignorant about AIDS and contribute to prejudice and stigma. Well, while there are many myths out there on this disease, here are some of most famous myths as compiled from various resources notably from UN... more.
  • Restore Their Rights! 1 CommentsPosted by on October 22, 2008 under Current Issues, Sarawak
    In an attempt to promote the efforts initiated by What Rainforest?, i dedicate this blog post to inform all Malaysians especially Sarawakians that they need to stand up and fight for the rights of the indigenous people of Sarawak. For your information, What Rainforest? is a non-profit collective of individuals and NGOs concerned about the state of the Malaysian rainforests and its inhabitants. Wh... more.
  • Female Student Kicked Teacher 3 CommentsPosted by on October 20, 2008 under Current Issues
    Watch the following video grabbed from Youtube. A sad situation, involving female student and a teacher in a secondary school. Of course, this is just one of the many unreported cases. Violence, sex, and indiscipline are all "polluting" our education system of late. So what went wrong? The system? The stakeholders - teachers, school, ministry? The parents? Coming up with a plan is not... more.
  • Opening up UiTM threatens Malay rights? 12 CommentsPosted by on August 13, 2008 under Current Issues
    'No need to open up UiTM to other races' PETALING JAYA: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UiTM) is the last bastion for Malay and bumiputra students to further their studies and there is no need to open it up to other races, the Malaysian Muslim Consumers Association (PPIM) said. In a response to the proposal by Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim for UiTM to open up 10% of its intake to o... more.
  • Anwar + Sodomy = Reformasi? 5 CommentsPosted by on July 2, 2008 under Current Issues
    There is a sense of deja vu isn't it? It was almost 10 years ago when Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim (DSAI) was accused of sodomy and later proven not guilty. I still remember vividly how his first sodomy accusation shocked the nation and left Tun Dr. Mahathir "no choice" but to sack him from the cabinet. Of course, we know that during that period, Dr. M's relationship with his then deputy (... more.
  • I Got a Crush on OBAMA 0 CommentsPosted by on June 21, 2008 under Current Issues
    Man, the world is anticipating the upcoming USA election, thanks for the hype that Obama has created. His intense fight against racism as well as giving hope for a better USA grab attention across the globe. And the latest is the following Music Video by barelypolitical. It could be a great campaign tool for Obama :)  Who cares about old hags like John McCain, America needs a fresh face and t... more.
  • Up, Up and Away…. 2 CommentsPosted by on June 5, 2008 under Current Issues
    I guess, practically all Malaysians (especially from the low and middle income groups) are complaining now considering the fact that under Pak Lah's administration, the petrol price has increased 97.4% from RM1.37 in May 2004 to RM2.70 starting today (5th June 2008). Though the increase in fuel price is expected (no thanks to the sky rocking global oil price), but none has expected it to be so hig... more.
  • Here in My Home… 3 CommentsPosted by on June 2, 2008 under Life Bytes
      No matter what people say about Malaysia... This is still my home sweet home.... :)... more.
  • Tun Dr M’s voice: The Rule of Law 0 CommentsPosted by on May 26, 2008 under Current Issues
    Was reading Dr M's blog (www.chedet.com) this morning, and his article as cited below caught my attention. It's true that people with power have a higher chance of "escaping" the law. Of course, most countries like Malaysia are practising "rule by law" instead of "rule of law". The difference between "rule by law" and "rule of law" is important. Un... more.
  • Food Not Enough Kah? 1 CommentsPosted by on May 5, 2008 under Life Bytes
    I guess everyone is clear that the prices of food products around the world is rising high of late. Everyone around the globe is talking about how to increase food production and stockpile and reduce food wastage. But hey ask Malaysians! The kings and queens of food heaven. Walk along any streets in Malaysia and you'll find how "food" can be easily found. Bins and bins of "unfinishe... more.
  • Voice: Form or Letter Not Sufficient to Inform Conversion 2 CommentsPosted by on April 11, 2008 under Current Issues
    by Jayapragas Gnaniah  In response to Govt to have regulation for converts to inform family(The Star, 10 April 2008) Kudos to Pak Lah for thinking of the need for converts (to Islam) to inform their family members of their intentions to convert by filling-in a form or writing a letter. Nevertheless, a form or a letter is not sufficient, and can be wrongly manipulated by interested parties... more.
  • The Painful Facts about Malaysia – 18PL 3 CommentsPosted by on April 2, 2008 under Life Bytes
    I discovered Uncyclopedia.org by accident, a site which claimed to the parody for Wikipedia.org. And a quick search for the keyword "Malaysia", will give you this: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Malaysia Now, read through every single fact on that site about Malaysia. It may sound painful, but most of the facts are truthful enough that many Malaysians tend to deny.  What attracts ... more.
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