by Arveent Kathirtchelvan
An account of the AATC Students’ Union victory against injustice
Category: Articles
Smart Meter Myths
by Sharan Raj
There are widespread misconceptions regarding the TNB Smart Meter project that need to be debunked.
Unify Eco-Labeling to Accelerate Eco-Consumerism
by Sharan Raj
To date, there are at least 7 Eco-labeling systems under different agencies, with more being mooted. The unification of all the eco-labels is necessary
Design in Dystopia
by Nicholas Foo.
The capitalist system inhibits good design and engineering
Papar Dam makes neither Economic nor Social Sense
by Sharan Raj
Shafie Apdal’s true objectives for the RM 3 billion Papar Dam are questionable. It has little or no positive impact on the socio-economics of Sabah
For Goodness’ Sake – Stop Jailing for Crimes of Poverty!
I was so angry when I read that a 25-year-old woman with a 15-month-old baby was convicted for stealing napkins and baby food
Why Should I Care? Intersectional Revolution and the Heart of Struggle
Not all struggles are equal, but all struggles are our struggles, whether or not we choose to acknowledge them.
Balan’s Unfulfilled Wish – When Our Support System Fails
by S. Arutchelvan Just before 10pm, the health condition of Balan deteriorated. They had barely rushed him out of his house when, it appeared to family members that he had breathed his last. This was later confirmed by the Seremban General Hospital when they certified that he died of germs infection at 10pm. Tina, PSM’s…
PH One Year Performance Self-Inflicted
S. Arutchevan When Mahathir was asked how Anwar got his Black eye in 1998, Mahathir said it was self-inflicted by Anwar himself. Now if you asked me how was PH performance in the last one year. I would say it was self-inflicted. Is there a remedy? Of course there is, as long as PH starts…
Race and Religion In the Left
By Arveent Kathirtchelvan Being in a leftist party in Malaysia, it is expected to receive brickbats from those who choose a political platform steeped in race and religion. Such is the pervasive nature of identity politics in Malaysia that both the current governing coalition and opposition are always either skirting around the issue or outrightly…