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Author Archives: Amita Sevellaraja

Amita is a Malaysian-born illustrator interested in atmospheric and whimsical imagery. Her work can be found at amitaseve.com or on Instagram and Twitter @volapardus. Reach her at amitaseve@gmail.com.

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Picturing Media Freedom in 2021

Anngee Neo - New NaratifAvatar photoAvatar photoNadhir Nor - New NaratifAvatar photoAvatar photoNibras Ali - New Naratif by Anngee Neo, Pssyppl, Tuna Dunn, Nadhir Nor, Rob Cham, Sa-ard, Astro Ruby, Marvinne de Guzman and Amita Sevellaraja 21 December 202121 December 2021

Nine artists draw out their experiences and interpretations of media freedom in Southeast Asia.

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“We Are All Hartal”: Malaysian Contract Doctors to Strike

by Minxi Chua and Amita Sevellaraja 23 July 202123 July 2021

After years of job insecurity, government contract doctors in Malaysia have had enough. Hartal Doktor Kontrak, a nationwide movement, says that doctors will strike on 26 July if their demands are not met—even as COVID-19 rages through the country.

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Why Is It Difficult to Organise Around Class in Malaysia?

by Audi Ali and Amita Sevellaraja 18 February 202119 August 2021

Despite the drastic rise of global inequality, left-wing parties continue to struggle to build class solidarity which transcends ethnic nationalism. Audi Ali looks at the historic and local factors in Malaysia that make class solidarity difficult to achieve.

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