Dr Mustafa K Anuar is a Co-Editor at Aliran. He focuses on press freedom and freedom of expression issues, with a keen interest in regional and world news, particularly in Asia and Southeast Asia. His work has been featured in The Malaysian Insight, Aliran, and Newswav.
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What has been brought to our attention thus far about the recent raid on a men's wellness centre in Kuala Lumpur is, to say the least, disturbing.
The war on Iran exposes the glaring double standards at the heart of Western foreign policy.
What should also be of deep concern is the practice of offering political appointments in government-linked companies and statutory bodies
Inspector General of Police Khalid Ismail recent revelation has helped to cut through the fog of disinformation and rumours that have swept across the country, especially on social media, regarding the Rohingya refugees. In particular, the inspector general said that criminal cases involving the Rohingya between 2024 and this year were 89, which is 0.02% […]
A poster that went viral online recently caused a stir among many people, including non-Muslim parents of children who are studying at Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (Upsi). The poster reportedly gave the impression that it used a certain inducement to encourage students to convert to Islam on campus grounds. According to Malaysiakini, the online poster […]
As two federal allies fight as rivals on the ground, Johor's voters must look past the noise.
Ketika dua sekutu persekutuan bersaing di peringkat akar umbi, para pengundi di Johor wajib melangkaui hingar-bingar.
Governance failures at the pilgrims' fund have shaken the faith of millions of Muslim depositors.
Nation-building obviously involves the participation of everyone in Malaysia, many of whom are ordinary people from diverse backgrounds. They include people who run the government machinery, keep the streets clean, build roads, teach our young, treat the sick, care for the homeless, preserve the environment, catch thieves, protect our national borders, and advocate for justice. […]
Unbeknown to possibly many people, particularly Muslims in Malaysia, there appears to be an easier path to Heaven.
