Scammed on Instagram? Here’s What the Law Actually Lets You Do (and What It Doesn’t)
You lost RM250 to a fake seller. Now what? Here’s your legal playbook — without the jargon, and without false hope.
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A collection of 130 issues
How To Legalise Elite Escape: The Cross-Border Insolvency Blueprint
It’s not just bankruptcy law. It’s how power launders failure, internationally.
Clout Over Care: How Malaysia’s NGOs Turned Activism Into Influencer Currency
From disaster zones to award shows — inside the performative NGO ecosystem that traded impact for image, and rakyat for reach.
90 Burns, 4 Days, and a Dead Son — What “Justice” Missed
How toxic masculinity, legal technicalities, and institutional cowardice turned a murder into “just manslaughter.”
He Was Just “Resting” Until They Burned Him to Death
When your campus becomes a torture chamber, and your “friends” become your executioners — what does justice even mean?
She Was Just a Baby.
Malaysia has no real childcare system. Just blind trust, Facebook ads, and corpses.
Your NGO Is a Manifesto
How Malaysian non-profits became political launchpads, PR weapons, and money-laundering machines for elites.
How Malaysia’s NGO Scene Got Hijacked by Political Elites, Dirty Money, and Fake Saviours
Not For Profit. Just For Power.
Cross-Border, Cross-Fingered: Malaysia’s New Insolvency Law Is a Trojan Horse
They said it’ll chase runaway assets. But who gets chased — and who escapes — is still up to the same old gatekeepers.
When Lawyers Scam You?: The Law That’s Supposed to Protect Us, But Rarely Does
Section 420 of the Penal Code was meant to punish fraud—but in Malaysia, it’s often ignored when the scammer is in a suit.