#letter

As the world marks Human Rights Day, what happened to our loved one remains unanswered.

Whatever is being done is not working.

Long dismissed as junior partner in BN, MIC finds itself in driver’s seat.

The first thing we need to do is avoid overreacting.

Paid priority care flies in the face of public healthcare.

Authorities must investigate incident thoroughly, transparently, and without delay.

It calls out everyday sexism that is often unrecognised and tolerated.

Setting up a meeting with IGP for Indira feels like a PR stunt.

The NG Mers 999 system should not have been rolled out with glaring flaws.

Malaysia must encourage open conversations.

Costs are still vastly higher than they should be after intervention.

Use our Langkawi Declaration as a voice that you can champion.

Academics should stick to their area of expertise instead of making sweeping speculations.

Fix the baseline so all veterans get what they deserve.

Govt must halt the deal's ratification, subject it to parliamentary scrutiny.

Nga's apology, offer to meet with parties concerned are constructive moves.

Sabah election about reclaiming the right to choose.

Argument that MIC is finished without BN fundamentally flawed.

The fire will burn away hypocrisy, reveal who truly stands for the cause.

She should consider hiring a private investigator due to state inaction.

Its grounds for 'not guilty' verdict lack understanding about what consent is.

Tragedies in schools not from disciplinary issues, they're acts of gender-based violence.

Rich in history, the area is more than just shops and restaurants.

It's not born in the classroom; it's brought into it.