Where is the right to freedom of expression and speech?


IF you still haven’t heard, a Universiti Malaya student decided to take a stand against an action taken by the university’s vice-chancellor.

As usual, the Malaysian population is divided into camps: those who agree with the student’s actions, and the dithering mass of humanity that believes such freedoms should only be applicable when convenient to themselves.

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