Posted on 08 November 2010 By Jacqueline Ann Surin.
STAND-UP comedian Harith Iskander Musa is dead serious when it comes to being Malaysian. Of Malay and Scottish descent, he had a hard time ticking a box within the racial category when he was growing up. “Why don’t we get rid of the four boxes and just have one box. Race: Malaysia,” he tells The [...]
Tags: Astro Warna, Bollywood, Chindian, Congo, Cuci the Musical, Found in Malaysia, Gurmit Singh, Hans Isaac, Harith Iskandar, Indian, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Jezamine Lim, Johor Baru, Kings and Queen of Comedy Asia, Malay, Malaysian, Manchester United, Phua Chu Kang, Samsaraa, Ten Ten Ten, United Nations, box, comedy, dialect, ethnicity, faith, highland towers, islam, language, mandarin, ntv7, race, racism, scottish, shell
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Posted on 20 September 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
WHAT has the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) Selangor government achieved after two and a half years in power? If one relied on traditional media reports or Umno’s “Save Selangor” roadshow, the answer may well be, “Not very much”. But the reality is much more nuanced, as demonstrated in the book The Road to Reform: Pakatan Rakyat [...]
Tags: 8 March, Andrew Khoo, BTN, Bar Council, Bar Council Human Rights Committee, Centre for Orang Asli Concerns, Colin Nicholas, Commentary, Datuk Noh Omar, Ding Jo-Ann, Dr Abdul Aziz Bari, Dr Mavis Puthucheary, Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers, Gurmit Singh, Institute of South East Asian Studies, Islamic issues, Ooi Kee Beng, Pakatan Rakyat, Ronnie Liu, Save Selangor, Selangor, Strategic Information and Research Development Centre, The Road to Reform: Pakatan Rakyat in Selangor, Tricia Yeoh, Umno, Wong Chin Huat, Yong Poh Kon, assessment, book launch, book review, constituency development funds, freedom of information act, patronage politics, power, yeo yang poh
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Posted on 31 August 2010 By The Nut Graph team.
THIS month has been a particularly significant one for The Nut Graph team. It is not only Ramadan and the month of Merdeka. It also marks our two-year anniversary and the month when we transform our operations into Plan B. While there’s constantly new beginnings to look forward to, these moments give us pause to [...]
Tags: Cetdem, Chou Z Lam, Epic - Voice Your Choice, Fahmi Reza, Green Surf Coalition, Gurmit Singh, Joshua Wong, Karpal Singh, Khairy Jamaluddin, Merdeka Awards, Sisters in Islam, The Nut Graph, The Penan Support Group, amir muhammad
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Posted on 30 August 2010 By Deborah Loh.
IN conjunction with Merdeka Day on 31 Aug and Malaysia Day on 16 Sept, BFM 89.9 is currently featuring a series of interviews called Bloodlines with prominent personalities about their ancestral heritage and their Malaysian identity. These conversations are with Malaysians The Nut Graph has interviewed for its Found in Malaysia series. These individuals are [...]
Tags: Ambiga Sreenevasan, Azran Osman-Rani, BFM 89.9, Bloodlines, Found in Malaysia, Gurmit Singh, Hannah Yeoh, Malik Imtiaz Sarwar, Shanthini Venugopal, shahrir samad
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Posted on 19 March 2009 By Zedeck Siew.
GURMIT Singh, 66-year-old environmental activist, says, “There’s never been any stage of my teen or adult life when I wasn’t part of some organisation.” A prominent student leader in the 1960s and 1970s, Gurmit is former secretary-general of the National Human Rights Society of Malaysia (Hakam). He got into environmental advocacy in 1974, long before [...]
Tags: Centre for Environment, Cetdam, Environmental Protection Society of Malaysia (EPSM), Found in Malaysia, Gurmit Singh, India, Punjabi, Technology and Development Malaysia, environment
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