Muzaffar Syah Mallow

LETTER | This will allow us a possible legal avenue to bring justice for the victims of MH17.

LETTER | Politicising it or encouraging repayment delays is not the right way to deal with the issue.

LETTER | Public caning should be done in a proper way so that all the good objectives associated with it are not negated. 

LETTER | Black is beautiful, the colour represents professionalism, elegance and style in the world of fashion.

LETTER | But to date, nothing concrete has been formulated to deal with this menace.

LETTER | Employers not only have a moral duty but also a legal duty.

LETTER | It would be best if they can accept any challenge to face an open, professional, political debate on stage.

LETTER | This will help strengthen public trust in the agency.

LETTER | Prosecution of her murderers aside, Adelina's abuse shows current laws aren't working.

LETTER | 'The existing legislation have their own weaknesses and limitations and cannot address harassment issues effectively'.

LETTER | Let's change our perception of them.

LETTER | Fake news can no longer be seen as a minor issue.

Trump has threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that voted against his decision.

LETTER | The focus must not be merely on finding the teachers' mistakes and mete out punishments.

LETTER | Employers must plan a smooth retrenchment exercise to protect the interest and welfare of their employees.

LETTER | Having prior working experiences should not be the only criteria employers look at when hiring fresh graduates. 

LETTER | Too many are driving while using their smartphones, endangering themselves and the public. 

'If the government is really serious in addressing the problem then Budget 2018 is the ideal platform.'

By turning cigarettes into 'luxury items', we will better dissuade our youth from the unhealthy habit.

The 420 schools identified as being at high risk of drug abuse should not be our only priority.

'It is good to use the diplomatic approach most of the time, but in this case, we need to be more realistic.'

The government has persistently, for the last many years, been trying its best to bring back highly skilled and experienced Malaysian workers abroad through the 'Returning Expert Programme' (REP).

RapidKL and the Land Public Transport Commission (Spad) need to examine carefully and cautiously their plan to allow cyclists to bring their full-size bicycles inside the Light Rail Transit (LRT).

The recent proposal by the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry to introduce a Gender Equality Act to tackle issues on discrimination against women, though it should be welcomed by all, should also be fully examined in detail before full implementation is carried out by taking into account the local culture and religious sensitivity of the peoples in the country.