Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has launched the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint (MyDigital) with the aim to develop digital infrastructure and capacity by 2030. We speak with Khairil Yusof to take a look at the key initiatives of this blueprint.
The First Amendment of the United States Federal Constitution (above) is what makes “free speech” in the US so unique, even when compared to other countries in the West.
BFM spoke to FOE Cluster co-chairs Wathshlah Naidu and Nalini Elumalai in their 'What if Malaysia' series on what it would be like if there was freedom of speech here like in the United States of America.
Amnesty International Malaysia launched the Unsilenced campaign to raise awareness on the importance of freedom of expression.
A study done across six different English-speaking countries shows that women are consistently under-represented in journalism: both in the newsroom, and in the news coverage itself.
BFM interviewed lawyer Kee Hui Yee and MCCHR Chief Human Rights Strategist Firdaus Husni on the arrest of student activist Wong Yan Ke and academic freedom in Malaysia.
BFM interviews KRYSS Partner-Director Serene Lim on the exposure of the V2K telegram group and what action people whose personal images have been shared without their consent can take.
Media companies and journalists have been probed and investigated by the authorities recently. Many media companies have shut down and laid off their staff due to the evolving landscape and also the COVID-19 pandemic.
