
Rising crime: Authorities must stop pretending all's well
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The crime scene in Malaysia is very real and worsening. But it simply cannot be mentioned or discussed openly.


What have Sabah and Sarawak to celebrate after decades of being on the losing end of the Malaysia deal?



It is sure of action against Lynas if radioactive waste from the Gebeng plant is not shipped out - even without a written agreement.


The sad state of recent rulings on statutory rape demands the law be reviewed at the coming Parliament sitting.

Malaysians are becoming politically more vocal, as the fight for power intensifies ahead of the 13th general election.

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‘The judgment has shown that the system is incapable of delivering justice to victims, especially children'.

The BN federal government is better off getting used to the idea that its stranglehold on power is slipping fast.

By allowing Lynas to start its operations, the gov't has nonchalantly dismissed the value of peoples’ lives which are at stake.

12 media workers were attacked by police, but the police chief, home minister and PM are scrambling to cover up the mess

They did not mean setting up committees only to dismiss crucial issues, which have contributed to the BN’s grip on power.

‘Though Najib has been trumpeting he did away with three Emergency Ordinances, other reforms are simply shadow play'.

The PSC on Lynas will only serve to repeat the PM’s propaganda by trying to convince the people that the RM700mil plant is safe.

Events leading to the setting up of the Gebeng plant prove the government and Lynas were not transparent.

Saudi Arabian columnist Hamza Kashgari, who has been deported in haste, could face death in his home country.

Using rowdies to disrupt rallies and ceramah shows that the Umno-led coalition government would do anything to stay in power.

Is Anwar Ibrahim’s acquittal of the sodomy charge merely a ploy by PM Najib Razak to regain the people’s trust?

The Peaceful Assembly Bill is an affront to democracy and is on the wrong side of history, says Klang MP Charles Santiago.



The Peaceful Assembly Bill, which went to Parliament yesterday, is a loaded gun that BN is pointing at its own head.

If the gov't is serious about human rights, it must provide the democratic space and revoke ban on Seksualiti Merdeka.