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Govt must engage in extensive consultations with all stakeholders, particularly students and academics.

PSSC must take urgent action to bring it in line with international standards.

The key reform promise has been delayed again and again.

Two individuals born to M'sian fathers denied citizenship because parents were not married.

Both are fundamental rights complementing each other.

Draft legislation appears designed to promote secrecy rather than openness and transparency.

Without transparency, enforcement and accountability, we may digitise same old exploitation.

FOI Act should be based on fundamental principles enhancing public's right to know.

The measure of a nation is how it treats the vulnerable.

Authorities will do well to incorporate feedback from civil society organisations.

Our Westminster system provides space for effective checks and balances.

We urge the government to seriously consider these proposals to introduce genuine reform.

Indications that GPS may be working with EC to determine electoral boundaries worrying.

DBKL should set up an accessibility committee as previously proposed.

The security law is not designed as a child-justice statute.

Amendment to Article 43 perfectly constitutional, however, some refinements needed in other areas.

Tackling medical inflation demands a whole-of-nation, ecosystem-wide reset.

The plan aims to legitimise violation of international laws.

There should be a walkability, universal access, and connectivity committee.

Madani govt must adopt a bold strategy of public engagement.

It must tighten the screws on junta and the country's sham election.

It is simply status quo dressed up as "development".

Money cannot be the only consideration in deciding polls dates.

Several key flaws of the MA63 need to be addressed and improved upon.