SEPT 16 — It isn’t easy to be in the forefront of a controversial home-grown campaign to stop the 12 mega-dams from being built in Sarawak. After all, you would have to stand up … Read More
SEPT 10 ― It must have been a beautiful day for an outdoor tea party in West Kalimantan. It is the early 1980s when Borneo’s forests are still comparatively lush although the … Read More
JULY 11 — My students at the Youth Prep Centre at Alamesra, Sabah were excited. An opportunity to share their views on migration and social inclusion on video came via e-mail, … Read More
JUNE 27 — Once upon a time, I used to be more adventurous and care-free.I spent a lot of time travelling and working alone in the field. I’ve camped out in the jungle on my own, … Read More
MAY 1 — There were about 30 policemen and DBKK (Kota Kinabalu City Council) personnel surrounding us. Some of us were clad in yellow Bersih T-shirts, and all of us felt very … Read More