Azrul Mohd Khalib

We must do better for our children to keep them safe.

As a result of the response to Covid-19, more people will be diagnosed late with the disease.

LETTER | Punishing people for something that they do not fully understand is wrong,

LETTER | We have lived through several pandemics, and from the looks of it, we can and will get through this one too.

LETTER | It is wrong to imply that we cannot survive without depending on one single company.

Reduced revenue from SST poses questions on how Malaysia will fund welfare systems and pensions.

LETTER | 'We should not and cannot afford to be silent in this election. After all, we reap what we sow.'

LETTER | It is our elected state representatives who give powers to religious authorities to do as they see fit in moral policing. 

We do not need to diminish others in order to become better.

Abdul Hadi Awang’s private member’s bill to amend the Shariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 (Act 355) has been scheduled to be tabled at the first meeting of the Thirteenth Parliament of Malaysia in 2017.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s disappointing response to why the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma) was used against Bersih chief Maria Chin Abdullah is not only pathetic but also sets a dangerous and alarming precedent for future utilisation of this law.

There is a need for some self-reflection and soul-searching.

Ibn Sina or Avicenna is regarded as one of the most significant thinkers and writers of the Islamic Golden Age. A religious scholar, philosopher, scientist and doctor, Ibn Sina is considered to be the ‘father of modern medicine’.

It really should have been a happy occasion. Despite their safe return on June 8 of, not one, but all four Malaysians taken hostage by Abu Sayyaf in April off the coast of Pulau Ligitan, Sabah, this release was bound to rise questions.

The recently-gazetted National Security Council (NSC) Act is clearly bad law.