Aliran remains steadfast in our belief that a just society demands an independent judiciary and a true separation of powers.

More and more people in Penang are demanding transparency as mega-projects advance without proper local plan oversight.

The PM faces intense political pressure over judicial appointments but appears unlikely to resign despite mounting criticism.

Malaysia, as Asean chair this year, should cancel the Asean-US summit as a symbolic protest against US complicity in the ...

Leaders of Brics have warned of the dangers of tariffs – saying they do not want a confrontation with US President Donald ...

They lost the war – but made billions. This documentary uncovers how US defence contractors turned global conflict, from ...

The Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4 Center) is gravely concerned by the government’s lacklustre response in ...

Singh HSS  I held back about the state of our national health services (under the Ministry of Health) because so many ...

Dr Peter Slezak is a Jewish Australian academic and outspoken advocate for Palestinian rights. He is a member of the Council ...

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The Jewish Council of Australia warns against increasingly reckless responses by government and media to recent events in Melbourne, including calls to expand police powers. The arson attack on East ...

The Malaysian Bar’s peaceful Walk to Safeguard Judicial Independence on 14 July comes amid unexplained delays in judicial appointments and growing concerns over potential interference in the judiciary ...