Whose Land Is This Anyway?
March 2014 Feature

Whose Land Is This Anyway?

7 min read
The Sarawak perimeter survey conducted by the Land and Survey Department shows how much officials are – truly or deliberately – in the dark over the customary land rights of native Sarawakians.
by Deborah Loh
Deborah Loh
Penang’s Punk Rock Haven
March 2014 Feature

Penang’s Punk Rock Haven

5 min read
Underground music is alive and well in George Town at a place called Soundmaker Studio. Contrary to being the Satanic boogeyman it is perceived to be, punk rock fosters ethnic relations and subculture in ways that only music can.
by Marco Ferrarese
Marco Ferrarese
The Nomadic Experience
March 2014 Photo Essay

The Nomadic Experience

4 min read
Mongolia has proven itself to be one of the most challenging countries to travel in – the long hours of driving on bumpy tracks are a sure test for your backbone. That being said, there can be no other experience like the Mongolian experience.
by Ch’ng Chin Chin
Ch’ng Chin Chin