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The fruits of over-assimilation in the US
IN 2010, Deepak Puri and Shareen Punian, a San Francisco-based Indian-American couple, organised a fundraiser for San Francisco’s high profile district attorney for six years, then running for the post of California’s attorney-general. They had only learned recently that that district attorney was “one of their peeps”, a woman whose mother was an Indian immigrant. Hence the fundraiser.
LinkedIn users ditch polite networking for real talk on US race and inequity
“This is white supremacy. This is institutionalised racism,” Aaisha Joseph, an executive assistant in New York City, posted on Microsoft Corp's LinkedIn in early June, calling out the Black leadership vacuum at tech giants.
Preparing law graduates for IR4.0
BRICKFIELDS Asia College (BAC) Education Group has partnered with IBM Malaysia to integrate the IBM Innovation Center for Education (ICE) programme into its law curriculum.
‘Vohrah was judge of high integrity’
PETALING JAYA: The legal fraternity has paid tribute to the late former Court of Appeal judge Datuk Karam Chand Vohrah (pic) – also known as KC Vohrah.
Career options aplenty with UK law degree
THE University of Reading Malaysia (UoRM), the international branch campus of the University of Reading UK, welcomed its first batch of law students in September last year.
Lawyers needed for cybercrimes
THE increase in cybercrimes has given rise to the need for more cybercrime lawyers.
Can you have your cake and eat it?
We should not take our democracy for granted. The right to vote is the essence of a democratic country.
Nighat Dad, Pakistan’s digital warrior battling the patriarchy
With her flashing rings, green-streaked hair and "Hack the patriarchy" laptop stickers, Nighat Dad is a digital warrior.
Improving the access to justice
THE administration of justice is the firmest pillar of government. Access to justice is, or should be, a fundamental right in a democratic society.
Crowdfunding, pro bono lawyers aid Indian protesters as government cracks down
NEW DELHI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Days after Anas Hussain was killed in his hometown of Nehtaur in northern India during an anti-government protest last month, an online crowdfunding campaign raised 1 million rupees (nearly $14,000) to help his family.
