THE NAME WAS THE PRODUCT
How Malaysia built its most trusted names. And what happened to the people who believed in them.
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A Safeguarding Failure Hidden in Plain Sight for Swansea University
A convicted child sex offender worked inside a university that houses some of the UK's most advanced child protection research. An FOI investigation reveals the institutional gap that made it possible and why it matters for every organisation working with children.
The Courtesy Extended to Consequence and the consequence that often eludes the Elite
There is a particular kind of leniency that does not announce itself as leniency.
It arrives dressed as procedure. As compassion. As the reasonable accommodation of a reasonable request. It does not say: this person matters more. It says: the circumstances warrant consideration.
The circumstances always do. For certain people.
The Elephants we lost to the Filing Cabinet
Dara, Amoi, and Kelat are gone.
Anger Is Not a Theory of Justice
When grievance becomes spectacle, society begins to lose its calibration
When does Speech Become Criminal And When does Enforcement Become Political
A legal analysis on the person mocking Adib's death
Korea's Fake Economy
How government policy, corporate incentives, and commercial alignment built a multi-billion-dollar aesthetic industry
The Monster that is a Dai
When predators use islam to cover up their nastiness