S Thayaparan

They will be vulnerable to exploitation by all manner of miscreants.

Her response exempliflies how religious tolerance is a one-way street.

Both should work towards creating an egalitarian education system for all.

Six-decade-long failure of policy looks more like strategy.

Stickers were once suggested to remind cops to care for detainees' well-being.

They continue to gaslight the public with terms like democracy and anti-corruption.

Party is now stuck in the exact situation as MCA was.

PAS chief's commitment to Islam attracts supporters.

Hassan should learn the difference between democracy and majoritarianism.

Religious desperados have no respect for the institutions they claim to champion.

Lawsuit raises questions on how politician's words impact employee morale.

The party was supposed to counteract PN's toxicity.

One challenges assumptions, the other enables them.

Jakim will be involved in the effort, PAS wants govt to stay away from Pasti.

With Daim and Mahathir in trouble, people forget problems affecting nation’s institutions.

'All this is to distract people from how broken the system is.'

Woe awaits those who question state-sanctioned right-wing narratives.

Ex-PM has a history of denigrating Malays and their culture.

Non-Malay political forces often fight among themselves to serve Malay masters.

A minister demonised by extremist forces as a drunken buffoon.

PKR once proclaimed it catered to both Malay establishment and urban voters.

Years of indoctrination is rearing its ugly head, among others.

'No heroes, only tragedies or tragedies in the making.'

Despite attempts to divide, rakyat continues to interact with their brethren.