Lessons From Malaysia’s Contemporary Protest History

Jeremy Lim and Zikri Rahman, DEMO Project

15-Aug-24 15:00

Lessons From Malaysia’s Contemporary Protest History

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The DEMO project, launched by Zikri Rahman, Jeremy Lim and Ooi Kok Hin, is a collection of interviews documenting the history of Malaysian contemporary protests. It’s an archive of stories on the lived experiences of protest organisers and activists of the past 15 years and aims to be a resource for future activists.
We speak to ⅔ of the brains behind DEMO Project.

DEMO Project Website: https://pusatsejarahrakyat.org/demo/

DEMO Project Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demoproject.my/

Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan

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Categories: politics, government, Law/Activism, corruption

Tags: grassroots movements, peaceful protests, the demo project, beyond the ballot box, the bigger picture, political protests, grassroots activism, advocacy,

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