More Quality Political Debates Please, Malaysia

Tai Zee Kin, Digital Political Communications Consultant

22-Apr-22 07:45

More Quality Political Debates Please, Malaysia

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Political debates have a time and place in any functioning, thriving democracy, but is that the case in a fragmented and politically ambivalent Malaysia? Tai Zee Kin, Digital Political Communications Consultant, discusses. Image credit: Facebook

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Khoo Hsu Chuang, Tan Chen Li

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Categories: social issues, politics

Tags: political ambivalence, political debates, malaysian politics, democracy, democratic discourse, malaysian parliament,

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