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Tag Archives: Editorials
Penularan COVID-19 dalam Penjara yang Sesak dan Peranan Undang-Undang Dadah di Malaysia
Akibat daripada respons sistem perundangan negara terhadap kesalahan kecil berkaitan dadah
Flattening the Curve of Online ‘Fake News’ in Malaysia
The need for pre-emptive measures to slow the spread of misinformation.
Malaysia’s Fake News Ordinance: Rigid Rules For A Nuanced Problem
It is time to move away from punitive modes of managing fake news.
Covid-19 Clusters in Overcrowded Prisons and The Role of Malaysia’s Drug Laws
The costly repercussions of our country’s response to minor drug offences.
Lesen P-Hailing: Adakah Malaysia Memerlukannya?
Rancangan untuk melaksana lesen “p-hailing” adalah supaya penunggang penghantaran dapat diselia. Dapatkah matlamat ini dicapai melalui pelesenan? Kami renungi.
The Capitol Hill Riot And Its Lessons On Hate Speech
A terrible day in history and a reminder of the need to manage hateful speech.
Bukan Semua Pekerja Gig Sama
Sudah tiba masa untuk pemerincian istilah bagi menambah baik penggubalan dasar.
The P-Hailing License: A Case Of Over-Regulation?
The government plans to implement a p-hailing license to regulate parcel delivery riders. We ponder the rationale behind it and what it would achieve.
The Financing Of RapidKL Bus Services Needs A Major Rethink
Lower ridership during CMCO has led to bus route cuts in the Klang Valley. Can the current funding model keep buses running and prioritise the interests of the public? We argue for a fundamental review.