Malaysia's Federal Constitution no longer embodies the spirit and intentions of the country's founders.
Heritage, Memories & Kinship: Reflections On Qing Ming Festival
Graves told stories of geographical, familial ties, folklore and culture, and spanned the realms of the sacred and profane.
Remembering Professor Joel S. Kahn
A tribute to the life and work of the acclaimed anthropologist, who passed away on 1 May 2017.
Malaysia must wake up to its human trafficking problem
As Rohingya and supporters gather to remember those buried at Wang Kelian, corruption and official inertia perpetuate human trafficking.
The allure of Joget Gamelan
Threatened by neglect and officialdom, can the great Malay tradition of Joget Gamelan make a comeback?
Pemuda PAS: vanguard of Malaysian Islamist politics
The ideological conservatism of young PAS cadres was on full display at the party's national congress.
Malaysia’s electoral reform: more important than ever
How can Malaysia overhaul its authoritarian and corrupt political structure?
Tackling sex re-assignment surgery in Malaysia
Understanding the state’s aversion towards sex-reassignment in Malaysia.
The politics of native titles in Sarawak
Dayaks' land claims left on shaky ground by self-serving leaders and political malaise.
Four decades of a Malay myth
The 'Lazy Native' at 40 can’t speak English and is a gangster on wheels, writes Masturah Alatas.
Language shaming in Malaysia
Tan Zi Hao takes a look at stammering tongues and postcolonial imperialism.
Tough year for human rights in Southeast Asia
2016 was not a good year for the region's civil liberties, writes Bridget Welsh.
An alliance to secure electoral victory
Najib’s political strategy in the lead-up to the next general election