by Darren C. Ong
Maybe poor people are poor not because of their moral failings, but because of ours
Special interview on the Protest Movement in Hong Kong
“Every revolution means a sharp turn in the lives of a vast number of people. Unless the time is ripe for such a turn, no real revolution can take place. And just as any turn in the life of an individual teaches him a great deal and brings rich experience and great emotional stress, so…
Don’t turn Kashmir into a huge prison! Stop the repression now!
Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) is deeply concerned over the recent unilateral decision by the Government of India to repeal large parts of Article 370 and 35A of the Indian Constitution (which granted special status to the State of Jammu and Kashmir) , and break up the State of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union…
Stop the repression in West Papua
Joint regional statement — Stop the repression in West Papua September 3, 2019 On August 17, Indonesian Independence Day, armed Indonesian police, soldiers and radical Islamic militia stormed a student dormitory in the Indonesian city of Surabaya (on the island of Java), which housed West Papuan students, arresting 43. The attack reportedly took place…
A Student-led Struggle against Injustice
by Joey Ho
An account of student activism at the AATC
Rich Malaysian … Poor Malaysian – The Merdeka gap
by S.Arutchelvan
We talk about racial divisions yet the rich-poor gap remains unbridgeable.
The Meaning of Empowerment
by Arveent Kathirtchelvan
An account of the AATC Students’ Union victory against injustice
Allied Aeronautics Training Centre (AATC) Student Arrests – Let’s put some Matters in Perspective
by S. Arutchelvan
Rather than investigating the victims, the police should go after those who cheated these poor students seeking an education and a future.
Allied Aeronautics Training Centre: Protests and Coercion
by Madhavi
Student protests break out at the Allied Aeronautics Training Centre
Is Pakatan Harapan ready to accept that we have not eradicated poverty?
by A. Sivarajan
The UN Special Rapporteur on poverty rubbishes official figures that poverty is only 0.4%, and says it should instead be close to 15%.
