We find ourselves at a curious crossroads. As Malaysia prepares its own AI legislation, we aren’t just regulating software; we are negotiating the boundaries of what it means to be “real” in a world increasingly comfortable with the “virtual.” The existing landscape is vast; EU has already established an AI Act, while China is now […]
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A Night, A Diary, and the Youthful Offender
There are some cases that do not begin in courtrooms. They begin in the quiet privacy of a teenager’s room — in ink, in hesitation, in a diary not meant to be read.
How Fear Compounds Family Problems
1) I met a couple today. The father is Malaysian. The mother is Indonesian. They have two children, one of whom is now 15 years old. Neither child has a passport or an identity card. 2) Many years ago, the mother lost her passport. It was taken by an agent who did not return it. […]
When Is Something the Thing Itself?
On Representation, Finality, and Gold in a Tokenised World I. Introduction — The Question Beneath the Technology In discussions about tokenisation, much attention is paid to speed, efficiency, and innovation. Yet beneath the technology lies a quieter, more fundamental question—one that predates blockchains, banks, and even paper money: When is something merely a representation, and […]
Calling for a Company EGM
On 13 January 2026, Bursa Malaysia’s website had an update about a company called DFCITY. It was a requisition for the company to convene an EGM, to remove certain directors.