Consider This

Are we any closer to understanding the response & governance gaps that exacerbated the flood crisis? 

Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guests about rebuilding after the disaster.

The raft of human interest stories over the recent flooding & poor disaster response has hidden the story of its costs to businesses & the economy. Tonight on #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris & Sharaad Kuttan ask our guests to tally the damage.

After decades of framing substance abuse as criminal rather than a health issue, can the Malaysian public be persuaded to expand their understanding of this complex matter?
Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guest about the impact of the war on drugs.

How do we best understand US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s recent visit & the emerging regional geopolitical dynamics we need to negotiate? Tonight on #ConsiderThis we ask our guests if we are playing our cards right.

With lives lost & thousands now displaced, questions arise about the federal & state governments’ response to the devastating floods. 

Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guests if we were forewarned but failed to prepare.

Whether calculated or not the timing of Sarawak’s elections bypassed the #Undi18 victory. But the political establishment cannot avoid the next generation for long. Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guests about Sarawak’s youth & future.

Why do many of Sarawak’s indigenous peoples continue to face difficulties in their attempts to assert customary rights over legally disputed land? Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guest about protecting native customary land rights.

In a territory in which the dominant political parties have been entrenched for decades, what can Sarawak’s political opposition offer & can it hope to wrestle power from their rivals? 

Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to Chong Chieng Jen, Chief of Sarawak Pakatan Harapan.

Are there legal & constitutional encumbrances to fulfilling & honouring the spirit of MA63? 

Tonight on #ConsiderThis, we speak to Sarawak Legal Counsel, Datuk Seri JC Fong, who served as Sarawak Attorney-General for 15 years.

With one of the highest rates of urbanization in Asia, is our approach to public housing keeping pace with the evolving needs of our cities’ poor? 

Tonight on #ConsiderThis we speak to our guest on correcting public housing policy failures.