Sow dissent, harvest freedom

By Fikri Fisal

December 2015 PENANG PROFILE
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In her writings, Khoo Ying Hooi reminds Malaysians that dissent is not illegal.When it comes to civil disobedience, Dr Khoo Ying Hooi is one of the first few names that pop up in the minds of Malaysians. Not only is the senior lecturer at the Department of International and Strategic Studies in Universiti Malaya an active promoter of civil activism through her columns in The Malaysian Insider, she also has academic expertise on the topic. She completed her PhD in...

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is a simple guy who discovered the beauty of History while studying Actuarial Science at the University of Michigan. He wishes one day to be able to revamp the History subject in schools to be worthy of learning. He also admires professors with long white beards and is working hard to be like one.

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