K Siladass

There are many political events that can serve as useful lessons.

LETTER |  Prime minister should come clean on undelivered promises made before general election.                    

LETTER | 'So between us, whose face is worse? Your Majesty will have to first decide.'

COMMENT | I have always found him to possess a kind of dedication in whatever he does.

LETTER | Why are we still holding onto the colonical relic when even its originator has done away with it?

LETTER | BN had dreamt that it could succeed as it had in previous elections by falsities, threats and inducing fear.

LETTER | It is important to examine this claim, as people may mistakenly believe that Umno Baru has the palace's support.

LETTER | The seed of understanding needs to be sown in young minds.

LETTER | Najib should not have negated his claim that he is for all races and that Umno adopts an all-race inclusive policy.

LETTER | Are those who are after Ambiga Sreenevasan waging a political vendetta, or being sheer bullies?

When the Bill to amend the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 was tabled in Parliament, many commended the government’s effort. After all, the legal problem faced by a spouse not converting to Islam when the other spouse had done so, did create traumatic experience. Therefore, any effort to remove the uncertainty, ambiguity or wrong interpretation of the law that was the source of the pain should be viewed positively.

Article 12(4) of the Federal Constitution says that the religion of a person under the age of eighteen years shall be decided by his parent or guardian. (italic mine)