PROPERTYMalaysiakini :: CHARLES SANTIAGO
- Najib's double game on basic rights
- The Peaceful Assembly Bill is an affront to democracy and is on the wrong side of history, says Klang MP Charles Santiago.
- Russian Roulette in Putrajaya
- The Peaceful Assembly Bill, which went to Parliament yesterday, is a loaded gun that BN is pointing at its own head.
- Small and vulnerable LGBTIQ have rights, too
- If the gov't is serious about human rights, it must provide the democratic space and revoke ban on Seksualiti Merdeka.
- Najib does a Houdini on democracy
- However hard I try, it’s difficult to give credit to the prime minister’s so-called slew of reforms for a better Malaysia.
- Najib must admit Somalia trip was reckless
- The government has to institute an investigation into the level of preparedness of this poorly planned and reckless mission to Somalia.
- PM does a flip-flop to stay in power
- Through his latest stunt, Najib has shattered every illusion that the electoral system in the country is free and fair.
- Accord transgender persons fair treatment
- Transgender rights as human rights must be officially recognised and must be protected and promoted.
- A Bersih 3.0 against continued electoral fraud?
- The EC is again struggling to spin an imaginative yarn over new evidence of it registering PRs as voters.
- Aftermath of the Bersih 2.0 rally
- Will this be a movement of change against Prime Minister Najib Razak?
- 'Yellow M'sians' vs BN: M'sia at a standstill?
- The government's handling of Bersih 2.0 shows Malaysia is moving backwards.
- MP speaks: Umno/BN fears the people
- The ruling politicians are shivering in their pants as indicated by the ‘pre-emptive’ arrests of Bersih supporters.
- Note to Najib: What 'People First' really means
- It should not mean clubbing the people for voicing legitimate grouses against the government or public institutions.
- Waking up to 'Super June' nightmare
- As prices head up, up and away from today, what is the ordinary Malaysian to do?
- Intimidating peaceful protesters
- It's strange that the police harass people speaking up against nuclear plants, but allow a sex video demonstration to go on. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- If N-plants can go awry in Japan, what about in M'sia?
- The problem with nuclear power is that if and when things do go wrong, the consequences are far, far worse.
- A wake-up call for S'wak from Egypt
- The Sarawak CM has amassed enormous wealth, while the indigenous communities live in squalor.
- Empty stomachs the cause of the Egyptian revolt
- The struggle is about their need to be able to work and put food on the table for their families.
- Bukit Gasing judgment: A tango with tragedy
- COMMENT Permitting development here is dangerous due to its steep slopes and soil composition which makes erosion highly likely.
- M'sia at 53: Dysfunctional and in need of reform
- The dangers of race politics seem to have escaped the ruling coalition leaders and parliamentarians.
- 10MP: Developing local industries is key, not FDI
- COMMENT Making ourselves a leading provider of green technology solutions and renewable energy in Asia is the way forward.
- Where is Najib's study on nuclear policy?
- With higher overall costs, cancer risk and other dangers why is minister Peter Chin pushing to go nuclear?