Many Malaysians may be unaware of the considerable research work by social scientists – both local and foreign – that have unequivocally concluded that the country’s record on free and fair elections has been abysmal.
Read more: Academic consensus on unfair elections: Reinforcing the case for Bersih’s march
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In Malaysia, bloggers have been engaged in a battle to correct the spinning and political bias which has become part of the normal business and deep culture of the media.
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So as to provide readers with a more informed and historically nuanced perspective on the issue of the position of our rulers, we are reproducing below a variety of opinions ranging from academic to journalistic to popular views excerpted from different sources.
Read more: What are the real powers of the Malay Sultans?
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It urges a review of the History curriculum which contains many shortcomings, including the overt and overly Islamic and Malay-centric slant, factual errors, half-truths, value judgments and politically motivated content.
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Why is the great majority of our Malaysian public not concerned about the version of history that is being propagated in the schools? Why do they close their eyes and their minds to the distorted history that is being taught to their children and grandchildren?
Read more: Malaysian History Syllabus: Delusion, Amnesia, Inertia and Arrogance
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