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On 19 December, Rosmah Mansor, wife of former Prime Minister Najib Razak, was acquitted of 17 charges of money laundering and tax evasion amounting...
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Aliran's main activity is publishing Aliran Monthly to raise public awareness on important issues affecting Malaysians. Aliran also issues media releases, which analyse various issues related to its quest for an alternative order, and responds to both local and international human rights appeals.. Occasionally, we organise talks for the public or …
Human rights: 2024 reality check - Aliran
2024年12月18日 · Two years into the “Madani” (civil and compassionate) administration, and promises of reform have often taken centre stage. But Suaram’s 2024 human rights report challenges us to look beyond the rhetoric. Is the Madani government making progress on the reforms it promised – or is there a troubling disconnect between …
Malaysia News: Independent human rights news from ALIRAN
REFORMASI LIVES ON Pak Sheikh has an open house Anwar's open house in Kuala Lumpur was in one sense a political homecoming. He re-establishes, after six years in prison, his political credentials as a political heavyweight; that he has no need for UMNO; that he would and could rise with the Opposition; that if he should ever be prime minister, it would be at the head of an Opposition coalition ...
Myanmar crisis: Malaysia's priorities as Asean chair - Aliran
2024年11月29日 · As Malaysia takes the helm of Asean in 2025, the Myanmar crisis will become a defining challenge for Malaysia’s chairmanship. The “five-point consensus” has seen little success since its inception in 2021. With the humanitarian situation worsening and political dialogue at a standstill, many are questioning whether Asean’s traditional approach has run its course. Can […]
Malaysia at a crossroads: Can Anwar drive true reform? - Aliran
2024年6月26日 · Anwar’s 19 months in office have been notable for some bold, even brash, announcements. But genuine action to bring about much-needed rationalisation and reforms has been less tangible.
Malaysia’s democratic transition amid rising Southeast Asia
2024年11月20日 · Malaysia is at an interesting juncture now. In 2018, people voted out the Barisan Nasional government that was once thought invincible and had ruled the country since its independence. Then there was a period of political instability since the “Sheraton move” until about a week after the 2022 general election. Now, with Prime Minister Anwar […]
Aliran annual meeting concerned about slow pace of reforms, …
2024年11月23日 · Two years after the “unity government” took over power in Malaysia, the initial excitement over political change has given way to concern over the slow pace of reforms. In fact, an air of pessimism now hangs over the country. This sentiment was shared by some Aliran members attending the social reform group’s 48th annual general […]
Zero poverty: Anwar's delusion? - Aliran
2024年10月12日 · Even first world countries still struggle to eradicate extreme poverty. For example, research published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation found that six million people in the UK were in “very deep poverty” in 2021-22. This especially affected children, pensioners and minority ethnic groups.
US election 2024: The Arab American reality - Aliran
Arab Americans are expected to play a critical role in the upcoming US presidential election. And, while they’ve traditionally voted Democrat, that seems to be changing, leading some to talk about a political chasm within the Arab American community in the wake of Israel’s war on Gaza and American support for that war.
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