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Projek SAMA denounces violence, threats, or intimidation used in any campaign. — Picture by Hari Anggara

What You Think / 19 Apr 2024

Separate violence from protest and debate. Use the 3D principles — Projek SAMA

The court before which the application for leave is made may well have to decide whether the leave application is an interlocutory application which would allow for hearsay evidence in an affidavit to be admissible. — Picture by Choo Choy May

What You Think / 19 Apr 2024

What is an interlocutory matter, and why is hearsay evidence admissible? — Hafiz Hassan

Ensuring Equal Citizenship rights for all Malaysian women and existing OBC would be harmonious towards the Malaysian government’s goals of increasing female Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR). — Picture By Farhan Najib

What You Think / 19 Apr 2024

International Women’s Month: A review of the good, the bad and the questionable — Malaysia Women & Girls Forum

Karpal Singh is a towering Malaysian whose commitment and dedication to justice, the rule of law and good governance must be borne by the new generation of Malaysians. — File picture by Siow Feng Saw

What You Think / 18 Apr 2024

Karpal Singh, a towering Malaysian: Malaysia needs more towering Malaysians — Lim Kit Siang

An affidavit therefore is an oath in writing which is affirmed or sworn before a person who has authority to administer oaths — a Commissioner for Oaths or a Public Notary. — Reuters pic

What You Think / 18 Apr 2024

What is an affidavit, and can it contain hearsay evidence? — Hafiz Hassan

In the Malaysian context, elder abuse poses a troubling social concern that is escalating as Malaysia progresses toward becoming an ageing nation by 2030. — Picture by Hari Anggara

What You Think / 17 Apr 2024

One story is far too many — law reforms for senior citizen rights — Mohamad Ezri b Abdul Wahab

In the final analysis, the RM’s correlation with the JPY isn’t as strong as compared with the CNY/RMB (Chinese yuan/renminbi), the emergent regional currency anchor. ― Picture by Miera Zulyana

What You Think / 16 Apr 2024

Some brief comments on the RM with reference to Japan ― Jason Loh

The writer says 'if you point a finger at someone, three fingers are pointing back at you.' ― Picture by Adi Goldstein via Unsplash

What You Think / 16 Apr 2024

Dumb and dumber ― Hafiz Hassan

Invest in well-maintained sidewalks, dedicated cycling lanes, and safe pedestrian crossings. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

What You Think / 15 Apr 2024

Targeted fuel subsidies won’t solve Malaysia’s cost of living crisis — Rajesh Balakrishnan

The Federal Court’s decision is important because of the implications to companies in Malaysia, on the permitted means of raising capital for entrepreneurial purposes. — Picture by Choo Choy May

What You Think / 15 Apr 2024

Federal Court decision in Concrete Parade resolves important questions on pre-emptive rights of shareholder — Justin Wee

A storage facility for scheduled chemical waste at Cenviro Sdn Bhd (Pusat Kualiti Alam), Ladang Tanah Merah A3 Division, Bukit Pelanduk, Port Dickson, being ravaged by a fire . — Picture via X/Bernama

What You Think / 14 Apr 2024

DOE should stop pollution-causing fires at scheduled waste storage sites — SK Wong

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow (left) shows the planned location of the Penang LRT station to Transport Minister Anthony Loke during a working visit to inspect the LRT station construction site in George Town May 30, 2023. — Bernama pic

What You Think / 11 Apr 2024

Penang’s LRT is a positive step, but buses are equally crucial — Faizal Adam

The #MZB365 campaign by civil society and media organisations aim to promote the spirit of the phrase 'Maaf Zahir dan Batin' as a core national value to counter provocative narrative that seeks to divide Malaysia’s multicultural society along ethno-religious lines. — Picture by Farhan Najib

What You Think / 09 Apr 2024

#MZB365: Forgiveness and nation-building — Thomas Fann

Undi18 said the upcoming EC chairperson vacancy comes at a critical time for Malaysia as it will coincide with the re-delineation of the electoral boundaries process in Sarawak (ongoing), Sabah (2025), and peninsular Malaysia (2026). — Picture by Hari Anggara

What You Think / 09 Apr 2024

Call for the appointment of a reformist independent Election Commission chairman — Undi18

Not a sane parent in this world is happy to see their child in pain — Unsplash pic

What You Think / 08 Apr 2024

Celebrating Raya responsibly: A message for young Malaysian parents on instilling healthy dental habits in kids — Noorhidayah Zainal Aalam and Lily Azura Shoaib

Umno Youth chief Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh speaks to the media at the Kota Kinabalu district police headquarters, April 5, 2024. — Bernama pic

What You Think / 08 Apr 2024

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Selangor cops: Banting body identified by DNA test as teen missing from lion dance training

Fire breaks out at KLCC LRT station

AmInvestment forecasts RM1.7b boost to Malaysia’s equity market from non-citizen employees’ EPF contributions

No compromise on security: KLIA’s QR code autogates speed up clearance, says Immigration Dept

Fiji police investigate Virgin crew’s alleged rape, theft on New Year’s Day

Should Christmas celebrations held at a ministry be an issue? — Hafiz Hassan

Penang CM moots combining LRT, airport expansion works to minimise pain to public

Four Wangsa Maju Puspakom officers under probe for approving unfit vehicles, CEO vows action

Policewoman on leave tests positive for multiple drugs in Jln Tun Razak raid

Over 13,000 UK stores closed down in 2024; retail experts predict more to shut down in 2025 due to rising costs

Malaysia’s ECRL progress recapped: Latest updates, station details and why it matters

Separate violence from protest and debate. Use the 3D principles — Projek SAMA

What is an interlocutory matter, and why is hearsay evidence admissible? — Hafiz Hassan

International Women’s Month: A review of the good, the bad and the questionable — Malaysia Women & Girls Forum

Karpal Singh, a towering Malaysian: Malaysia needs more towering Malaysians — Lim Kit Siang

What is an affidavit, and can it contain hearsay evidence? — Hafiz Hassan

One story is far too many — law reforms for senior citizen rights — Mohamad Ezri b Abdul Wahab

Some brief comments on the RM with reference to Japan ― Jason Loh

Dumb and dumber ― Hafiz Hassan

Targeted fuel subsidies won’t solve Malaysia’s cost of living crisis — Rajesh Balakrishnan

Federal Court decision in Concrete Parade resolves important questions on pre-emptive rights of shareholder — Justin Wee

DOE should stop pollution-causing fires at scheduled waste storage sites — SK Wong

Penang’s LRT is a positive step, but buses are equally crucial — Faizal Adam

#MZB365: Forgiveness and nation-building — Thomas Fann

Call for the appointment of a reformist independent Election Commission chairman — Undi18

Celebrating Raya responsibly: A message for young Malaysian parents on instilling healthy dental habits in kids — Noorhidayah Zainal Aalam and Lily Azura Shoaib

Was Umno Youth chief arrested? It is a question of fact — Hafiz Hassan