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 Ainuddin Aminuddin, an ICFJ Trainee, captures angered citizens of Malaysia outside MB's residence. As motorists honk as they pass by in support, many angry citizens continue to gather with yells from Reformasi and Hancur BN.
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 Trainee Ainuddin Aminuddin captured on film when police refused to let legislative leader of the Malaysian state of Perak, Mohamad Nizar Jamaluddin, from entering the State Secretariat buildin. Nizar was asked to resign for allegedly losing the confidence of the majority of the state assembly members.
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 Participating journalist Christine Chan discusses the democratic issues surrounding Malaysia 'authorities' forcing the (State Legislative Assembly) Dewan Undangan Negeri under a rain tree.
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The Menteri Besar of Kedah state government, Dato Seri Azizan Razak had recently threatened to log this important catchment area, Ulu Muda forest and all short-term returns at the risk of losing all of nature’s bounty. Logging the catchment means losing the water that irrigate the vast paddy fields that feed us, and the water that supplies the common folks and also industries in three states; Kedah, Perlis and also Penang.
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As the bread winner of the family, I am not sure if I should be happy or disappointed in the newly announced RM 60 billion stimulus package introduced by DPM Najib Razak today. This is because I really do not know how this package will benefit me and my family when I am jobless one day (touch wood).
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Case Study: Jurisprudential Issues of the Perak’s Fiasco
The recent Perak has highlighted a few very interesting jurisprudential issues with regards to:
What is law?
If an unjust law is made, would it still be considered a law? What would the remedy be to “correct” an unjust law?
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The cynic in me was smirking when the lecturer taught us about journalism ethics. I was like, “Yeah…rite……journalism ethics…..Just look at the mainstream media and you can see journalism ethics died long time ago.”
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Malaysia is a top destination for human trafficking within and beyond the South East Asia region. Human trafficking of immigrants is a significant problem although there are no official statistics on this crime in Malaysia.
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