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Bersih
Khoo Ying Hooi on Malaysia’s Pivotal General Election
By Sebastian Strangio
Supporters of Malaysia’s Jailed PM Begin Campaign for Royal Pardon
By Sebastian Strangio
The Everyday Activists Behind Malaysia’s Democracy Struggle
By Preeti Jha
Is a New Era Dawning for Malaysian Civil Society?
By Binaifer Nowrojee
Malaysia and Mahathir: The Doctor Is Still in the House
By Joyce Lee
An Arab Spring for Southeast Asia?
In Burma, Malaysia and Indonesia there are encouraging signs of citizens standing up for themselves.
Malaysia's Summer of Discontent?
Malaysians are showing growing signs of frustration with their leaders. But can this be turned into poll gains?
Bersih Gets Bigger
Support for Malaysia’s Bersih 3.0 rally was massive, with protests across the country. But what comes next?
Malaysia Rally Turns Ugly
Police turned on tens of thousands of protesters demonstrating for electoral reform in Malaysia on Saturday. It might not help the government’s image ahead of elections.
Malaysia’s Dubious Voter Numbers
The Bersih rally planned for this weekend is set to target electoral irregularities. There are plenty to consider.
Malaysia’s Dubious Voter Numbers
The Bersih rally planned for this weekend is set to target electoral irregularities. There are plenty to consider.
A Year of Protest
The Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street protests may have captured the headlines. But don’t forget about Asia.