By Afifah Najwa binti Tarmizi Introduction When technological advancement outpaces the development of ethical standards, individuals lacking a clear moral compass and sense of boundaries may exploit these innovations to harm others. One alarming example is the misuse of artificial intelligence to produce and manipulate content through deepfake and digital Read more…
By Norsyaza Adani binti Norzaiham Nazley The National Land Code 1965 governs Malaysia’s system of land ownership, adopting the Torrens system of land registration. This system provides clarity and security by guaranteeing ownership based on what is recorded in the land register. The fundamental principle underlying this system is that the person Read more…
By Dania Arisha binti Mohd Azri Wildlife plays a crucial role in the environment by maintaining biodiversity, cultural identity, and ecological balance. According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Malaysia is recognised as one of 12 megadiverse countries in the world, with many of its species occurring in Read more…
By Nurul Akma Afiqah binti Kasmi Stalking is a reprehensible behavior that violates a person’sprivacy continuously. It causes fear, anxiety, and emotional disasters for victims who feel unsafe throughout their daily lives.According to E. Mullen and Pathé (2002), the terms “stalking” and “stalker” were introduced by the media to describe individuals who continually follow or invade the privacy of others. It is rapidly increasing among the population and has turned into a controversial issue. According to Sidhu, Che Ron, and Kishur Kumar (2024),there are two Read more…
By Rabiatul Adawiyah binti Ab Rahman Introduction Euthanasia, often referred to as “mercy killing,” is the act of intentionally ending a person’s life to relieve their suffering. Since the early 2000s, nations including Netherlands, Belgium and Spain have enacted law permitting euthanasia or assisted suicide under strict conditions, typically requiring that the individual Read more…
By Dafinah binti Shazli Hasbi INTRODUCTION The rapid advancement of today’s technology has opened many doors to possibilities such as access to modern knowledge, employment opportunities, and ease in our daily lives. However, technology can be seen as a double-edged sword, which can bring harm instead of benefits if being Read more…
By Muhammad Wafiuddin bin Azizi & Mohd Sharen Azli Alzalip The prolonged vacancy in Malaysia’s top judicial posts following Chief Justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat’s retirement on July 2, 2025, ignited a national controversy over judicial independence. With 31 judicial positions vacant and weeks of unexplained delays, the Malaysian Bar Read more…
By IIUM Legal Aid Club “No one’s left behind.” The wealthy often have the privilege of shaping their destiny, sometimes even appearing innocent despite being in the wrong. In contrast, the poor are too often forced to accept whatever fate is imposed upon them, branded as wrongdoers despite their innocence. Read more…
Author: Umy Marshita Binti Mohamed AzharEmail: umymarshita@gmail.com ABSTRACTThere exists a global concern over corruption in the status quo. To measure the perception of corruption in each country, the organisation Transparency International has come up with the Corruption Perceptions Index to score and rank countries as a method of determining which Read more…
By Nur Aishah Camelia Wong binti Norman Wong Time and time again, we hear people questioning the position of vernacular schools in Malaysia. Just last year, Pertubuhan Ikatan Guru-guru Muslim Malaysia (iGuru) submitted a petition aiming to declare that Chinese and Tamil primary schools were unconstitutional. Not only that, recently in Read more…