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Penyalahgunaan Bendera Al-Liwa dan Ar-Rayah Demi Kecenderungan Politik Ekstrim
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Penyalahgunaan Bendera Al-Liwa dan Ar-Rayah Demi Kecenderungan Politik Ekstrim

Kibaran al-Liwa dan ar-Rayah yang kononnya melambangkan perjuangan Islam sebenarnya merupakan propaganda politik yang licik dan manipulatif apabila (1) memaparkan bendera yang tertera kalimah syahadah sebagai suatu bentuk bendera Islam, walhal Islam tidak pernah disimbolkan oleh bendera atau panji; dan (2) memanipulasi pandangan awam untuk meraih sokongan politik kepartian melalui simbol keagamaan dengan aksi-aksi yang kononnya membangkitkan memori perjuangan zaman Nabi, walhal mesej yang sampai kepada minda masyarakat adalah sesuatu yang bersifat ekstrim.

Webinar Summary No. 5 Year 2022 ‘Mainstreaming Mediation as An Alternative Form of Conflict Resolution in Malaysia’ 
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Webinar Summary No. 5 Year 2022 ‘Mainstreaming Mediation as An Alternative Form of Conflict Resolution in Malaysia’ 

Malaysia prides itself on a unique pluralistic society comprising members from diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds. This peaceful coexistence and integration is possible due to the high level of compromise and tolerance between all ethnic and religious groups. While there have been dark moments that threatened the hard-won peace (such as the violent riots of...

Webinar Summary No. 4 Year 2022 ‘How to Tackle Hate Speech, a Driver of Intolerance in Malaysia’
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Webinar Summary No. 4 Year 2022 ‘How to Tackle Hate Speech, a Driver of Intolerance in Malaysia’

Hate speech plays a role in polarising society as it can lead to intolerant actions between groups of people. This is especially dangerous in Malaysia, where race and religion are often politicised by political and religious actors for political or personal gain. Things are also getting worse; following the 2018 general election, a spike of...

Webinar Summary No. 3 Year 2022 ‘How to Tackle On-Campus Radicalisation and Improve Community Resilience’
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Webinar Summary No. 3 Year 2022 ‘How to Tackle On-Campus Radicalisation and Improve Community Resilience’

The spread of global terrorism from Islamist terror groups like Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) and Daesh/ Islamic State (IS) has arrived at the doorsteps of Malaysian campuses to radicalise and recruit the youths by exploiting their passion, curiosity, and anger about the world, religion, and injustices. Despite the collapse of their movement, their ideologies and networks...

Webinar Summary No. 2 Year 2022: National Action Plan on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (NAPPCVE) Empowering the Role of Civil Society Organisations
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Webinar Summary No. 2 Year 2022: National Action Plan on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (NAPPCVE) Empowering the Role of Civil Society Organisations

The mandate to develop the National Action Plan on Prevention and Counter Violent Extremism (NAPPCVE) is derived from the United Nations General Assembly 70/674 in 2015 to address the changing threats of violent extremism. Many countries have come up with their own action plans, among them Indonesia (2020-2024) and Kenya (2020-2024). At the time of...

Webinar Summary No. 1 Year 2022 ‘The Importance of Datafication in Promoting Religious Freedom and Tolerance’ 
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Webinar Summary No. 1 Year 2022 ‘The Importance of Datafication in Promoting Religious Freedom and Tolerance’ 

Religious freedom and tolerance are a pillar for a multi-religious and multi-ethnic society like Malaysia. In promoting this, the scarcity of data remains a challenge to produce evidence-based responses from the government or civil society actors. Datafication of laws and cases can help understand the level of restrictions and emerging trends that impact religious freedom...