How to spark joy in Malaysian politics


Kondo: Her six basic rules of tidying can be applied to the clean-up of Malaysian politics.

NEVER let it be said that Bersih 2.0 is incapable of thinking outside the box. The coalition of “like-minded civil society organisations unaffiliated to any political party” has decided that external help is needed to rehabilitate Malaysian politics.

The first person it approached was a soft-spoken, petite Japanese woman named Marie Kondo.

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Opinion , Errol Oh , Marie Kondo , KonMari , politics , Malaysia

   

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