
How could Abang Jo not know what are Sarawak's rights?
COMMENT | The expedition by Abang Johari's legal team to London sounds like a delay tactic.

COMMENT | The expedition by Abang Johari's legal team to London sounds like a delay tactic.

COMMENT | Apandi's response to the DOJ's civil suit has been feeble and utterly disappointing.

COMMENT | 'The BN strategic director, in faulting the Penang state gov't, refused to consider the detailed explanations given.'

COMMENT | The beating and sodomising of T Nhaveen, now brain dead, demands serious attention to these growing attacks.

COMMENT It’ll be another miserable chapter in the history of Indian development - if their votes don’t come in for GE14.

COMMENT | Why is there the need for ‘double’ cancellation of the Jerusalem Jubilee?

COMMENT | Perhaps only in theory are Sabah and Sarawak considered equal partners of the federation.

COMMENT | What's the use of a glossy document when there is no sincere intent?

COMMENT | If the controversial preacher is not in Malaysia, then where is he?

COMMENT | The scribbled notes by Pravin have added a new dimension to the police probe.

COMMENT | ‘I don’t understand why the police would allow sensitive things to fester.’

COMMENT | What happened during the surau incident is the tip of the iceberg.

There is a real possibility that Malaysians might have stumbled upon a ‘first Penang woman’ when a full skeleton of person who is believed to be a woman was discovered in the Guar Kepah areas, what is currently known as the mainland part of Penang.

COMMENT | It will be a pipe dream to think they can undermine Hinduism by engaging in hate-mongering.

COMMENT | BN does not tackle serious problems, including illegal land occupation - but gives free petrol and makes hospital visits.

COMMENT | Changes that are happening might not be healthy for his future political life.

COMMENT | Malaysia has a long way to go in dealing with rogue nations.

COMMENT | Rights abuses on Tamils continue, with Sri Lanka continuing to evade its international responsibility.

ADUN SPEAKS | Hopefully, the murder of Kim Jong-nam will provide a lesson for Malaysia.

An unknown organisation, the United Hindu Religious Council (UHRC), gave a press conference on Feb 4, 2017 in Penang, saying that the Golden Chariot organised by the Penang Hindu Endowments Board (PHEB) violates Hindu agamic principles.

The MIC leadership is in disarray. It might he the oldest Indian Malaysian political party in the country, but today, it has lost its sense of purpose and has been reduced to an outfit that allegedly survives on the lifeline extended by Umno.

COMMENT | It represents a powerful identity marker for Tamils in the country.

COMMENT | Can we put an economic or monetary value to language, identity or culture?

The DAP has been always in the forefront of championing the interests of those who have suffered human rights violations. In September 2016 the party condemned the visit of the former Sri Lankan president, Mahinda Rajapakse.