I’ve found a new kick in blogging. I used to do some regular links from The Micah Mandate. So a decent return is nice. The media, violence and partnership 20 October 2010 | By Vinoth Ramachandra Recently we saw a pitiful demonstration of the power of the Internet, coupled with the way global media corporations…
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Stop bullying the Orang Asli community
CCM Youth Press Release Kuala Lumpur – 22 Sept 2010. CCM Youth issued a press statement today, referring to various news reports received of a Temiar Orang Asli church in Pos Pasik, Kelantan facing threats of demolition, without any valid reason given by the Jabatan Hal Ehwal Orang Asli (JHEOA). Official Letter from Deputy Director…
202: BLC Outreach 2010
Malaysian Civil Society’s Memorandum on Electoral Reforms in Malaysia 2010
It’s healthy to see ground up initiatives like Bersih 2.0 who serve not only is geared towards awareness and advocacy, but has an educational and participatory dimension as well. Malaysian Civil Society’s Memorandum on Electoral Reforms in Malaysia 2010 Presented to the Election Commission Initiated by the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections 2.0 (BERSIH…
The Micah Mandate: From Gaza to Green Concerns
I have so much to catch up as far as my reading and writing is concerned. Balance 06 June 2010 | By TK Tan These days I am literally “on the ball”. My chiropractor has deemed my core muscles weak and needing strengthening so as to hold up my spine better. And so she…
Lecture & Book Launch “Bribery and Corruption” by Bishop Dr. Hwa Yung
I suspect the final venue will be at the level one chapel if my guess the turn out will be bigger than expected.
The Micah Mandate: Generating Civil Reflective Engagement
Finally, I’m back to do a wordless for the Micah Mandate. 🙂 Partly re-inspired after reading a healthy, a little heated and needed civil reflective engagement recent piece. Without going too much into that detail, read for yourself. Let me do what I do best in providing links and excerpts, then throw in a line…
The Fairly Current Show with Fahmi Fadzil & Sivin Kit
Thanks to popTV for a fruitful short less than 8 minute conversations on the stuff that matters! 🙂
Malaysia will not bow to acts of violence: Joint Statement of Civil Society on 9 January 2010
Malaysia will not bow to acts of violence We the undersigned Malaysian civil society groups from different spiritual, cultural and ideological backgrounds condemn unconditionally in the strongest possible terms the arson against at least three churches following the controversy over the use of the word Allah. We express our solidarity with the Metro Tabernacle Church…
A Thought For the New Year: A Quality We All Need
My good friend and fellow initiator for the Micah Mandate Goh Keat Peng wrote a very important piece after the Court says ‘yes’ to Allah for Christians and Cautious celebrations over ‘Allah’ judgment. Please take some time to read and reflect on his thoughts. It will be a good way to start the new year….