The Remarkable Resurgence of Penang’s Hindu Endowment Board
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Jeffrey Hardy Quah
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The Force behind the Festivals
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The Borneo Jazz Festival (BJF), held May 13- 14 at the ParkCity Everly Hotel in Miri, has grown immensely in just a decade. In its 11th year now, the festival h...
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Fixing the Constitutional Lacuna May Be Easier Than We Think
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By virtue of Articles 5 to 13 of the Federal Constitution, every Malaysian citizen is accorded the inalienable right to, inter alia, personal liberty, due proce...
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