Articles by Alwyn Lau

The threat to eliminate all ‘fake news’ isn’t merely an assault on the freedom of speech, it’s also an affront to its beauty, efficacy, recall, and its very existence.

Alwyn Lau suggests that populism is effective for mobilisation but not for building meaningful relationship.

Why the claim to represent all Malaysians by the ruling regime? Alwyn Lau offers an explanation.

Alwyn Lau argues that fundamentalism and multi-culturalism may be one and the same phenomenon.

If pleasurable pain can be said to be a critical political factor, then recent developments in Malaysia is to be welcomed.

The excrement that we dispose of quietly and in private is the very same substance that nurtures our national body.

May 6th 2013 could be a new dawn of justice ushered in by a people who, after more than half a century of governmental abuse, can finally believe again.

How corruption is conceptualised is critical in how it is dealt with. In Malaysia, the conventional views are patently misplaced.