Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman

My dream for a more rights-conscious Malaysia.

Let’s unite against the cancerous tumour.

A serial rapist is punished less than those committing khalwat/zina.

It’s unity which makes or breaks the opposition.

Ideals often never translate into concrete actions.

These women defy insidious stereotypes.

Racial labels we unwittingly accept are often inaccurate.

The tough part is learning how to live.

From anti-Bersih to pro-Bersih.

Malaysia comes first over any leader or party.

COMMENT | Let us of all races move forward together, as one collective force. One Malaysian force.

Democracy and Islam seek the same end goals.

‘You can ignore politics, but politics will never ignore you.’

Indicative of the regressive path the party is taking.

COMMENT | A radical proposition is needed to challenge the status quo.

This is my house, your house, our house, forever.

Umno has to first fall.

Today it’s them, tomorrow, it will be us.

Democracy doesn’t die when election ends.

Unconventional means must be used for a greater end.

We can all be ambassadors of change.

‘Who are we to judge,’ you might ask?

Looking at their minds to see the future.

Student group Challenger believes that it is within the interest of justice and accountability for Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to temporarily step down while he stands trial.