I Reserve My Right To Laugh

Zunar | Muliyadi Mahamood | Chuah Guat Eng

25-Jul-15 09:00

Cartoons today have evolved to become more than just comedy, they are now used as weapons to inspire. So much so, some countries label cartoonists as a threat to society. Can images have the same impact as the written word? Are they able to spark discussions and lead to movements?

This report was produced by Aisyah Tajuddin, Sharyl Kaur and Aziff Azuddin.

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