Understanding the Women’s March

By Arveent Kathirtchelvan Kuala Lumpur saw hundreds of people gathering for the annual Women’s March over the weekend and, predictably enough, this led to some derision on the part of the masses due to certain perceived abhorrent acts. In this article, I shall try to bring some enlightenment, but one must bear in mind that …

The Rainbow Connection

Arveent, you’re an idiot! Oh hello there. I’m sure you’re probably right but why do you think so? For supporting gay rights of course! It’s so unnatural, even animals don’t engage in it, what of humans? Disgusting! Ahh well, thank you for your thoughts. Unfortunately, they’re wrong. Homosexuality has been found to exist in the …

Between Sense and Sensibilities: The Malay Dilemma

by Arveent Kathirtchelvan, Co-Authored by Aziff Azuddin The reader is advised that the following is a collection of not-so in-depth analyses on one part of the social structure of Malaysia and is written from the perspective of the main author, with the co-author utilised as a source of information. It is also considerably longer than …

A Prideful March

March belongs to the LGBTQ community, so as the first article Liberasi is producing on this, the obvious arguments for inclusion of civil rights for this group in Malaysia will be expanded herein. Let us start with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Within this most exalted of documents lie the tenets held most dear, …