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- Please get your facts right, home minister
- To consider other possible voting systems is not to be disloyal, and is certainly not a reason to migrate from Malaysia.
- A US vs Malaysian perspective on identifying voters
- COMMENT 'It is time for the next gov't to show that it has both the will and the way to act with solemn duty and transparent integrity.'
- In defence of good neighbours
- COMMENT It's fair game for an Australian politician to speak on Malaysian issue when a M'sian PM has engaged with...
- Gov't's tired strategy: Blame the foreigners
- COMMENT Making a meal of the three S'pore diplomats who allegedly were in Bersih 3.0, is to distract from the issue of clean and fair elections.
- Rela in limbo two days in June
- COMMENT On June 20 and 21, Rela and Rukun Tetangga will not be able to operate as there will be no legal cover for them.
- Such a relief to inhale 'safe' tear gas
- COMMENT Congratulations to the Malaysian police force for complying with ‘international standards’ during the Bersih 3.0 rally.
- Judicial independence: Gov't position indefensible
- COMMENT The Malaysian government cannot pick and choose which parts of a judgment of a case they will follow, and which they will not.
- Managing expectations of local gov't democracy
- COMMENT Below is an excerpt from 'The Road to Reform: Pakatan Rakyat in Selangor', which is to be launched on Sept 27.
- Law reform nowhere in sight
- COMMENT How much of a priority is law reform? Not a lot, going by the snail’s pace at which the government is moving.
- International Criminal Court: Sign up and be counted
- If Parliament can cite the Rome Statute against Israel, why are we not signatories to it and not a member of ICC?
- Improved human trafficking record - don't celebrate yet
- COMMENT Despite Malaysia's upgrade from Tier 3 to the Tier 2 Watch List in the Trafficking In Persons Report, there's a long way to go.
- No freedom flotilla for refugees in M'sia?
- COMMENT A twist to the old saying, "people in glass houses should not undress," is appropriate to the humanitarian crisis on home ground.
- Well done, Malaysia!
- COMMENT Though elected to the HRC, the country has nothing to be proud of where what's happening in its backyard is concerned.
- Putrajaya vying to rejoin UN Human Rights Council
- COMMENT However, it has thrown up obstacles on the way to the seat, all under the eyes of the international community.
- 50 years on... history keeps repeating itself
- COMMENT Apart from the number of MPs and the exclusive use of Bahasa Malaysia, not much has changed since the first sitting of parliament in 1959.