#letter

Frequent disruptions common in rural areas, indigenous villages.

Govt fails to address inflammatory remarks made by Islamic preachers.

Right move to remove mandatory death penalty, but more needs to be done.

Local councils should be mindful when evicting tenants.

It's posing an underlying multifaceted safety concern.

The EPF should only be accountable to the people, not agendas.

Those currently at the top must remember who put them there.

A multi-faceted approach is needed to reduce traffic snarls.

Long-term solution lies in fostering intercultural understanding.

Reading in the park silently together is profoundly transformative.

The differences in policies between non-citizen husbands and wives are concerning.

Increasing working hours will affect the quality of health services.

We still can’t find local white rice in retail outlets.

Consider free education, more targeted scholarships and financial aid.

Put race aside, real social equality issues will affect us all with Urban Renewal Bill.

Cease all unjust investigations and prosecutions against assembly organisers.

Zuhir seems to be more interested in chasing headlines.

When it comes to promoting tourism, we must set our priorities right.

We need to address this indifference.

How can owners consider themselves part of the fourth estate?

With Sabah polls looming, investigations need to be swift and prompt.

Reassess this policy in the interest of the people.

This is an urgent call to reform.

There should be no delays to the review process.