Just as there is no single timeline that can accommodate the full range of events, routines and trends that have shaped the struggle for freedom and justice in Malaysia, so […]
A critical history of internet activism and social protest in Malaysia, 1998-2013 Read More »
From 1 June 2013, the Media Development Authority of Singapore put into effect a new licensing regime that gives MDA the power to require a computer online service (including websites)
#FreeMyInternet Policy Brief Read More »
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Deputy chairman of the House of Representatives’ Communication and Information Commission, Ramadhan Pohan, says Law No. 11/2008 on electronic information and transactions (ITE) is counterproductive. He is urging organizations
Lawmakers Push for Amendment of Electronic Law Read More »
To defeat organized crime, Malaysia has passed an amendment to the Prevention of Crime Act (PCA) of 1959 which would empower authorities to detain criminals and gangsters for up to
Malaysia Revives ‘Detention Without Trial’ Law Read More »
Since the late 20th century, many Southeast Asian countries have moved from military dictatorships and unelected governments to representative governance systems. While these transitions have brought many improvements to national
Southeast Asia: Dictatorships Are Gone, But Censorship Hangs On Read More »
