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COMMENT | Surely we can forgive a slip-up or a less than ideal decision, once in a long while?

COMMENT | Surely we can forgive a slip-up or a less than ideal decision, once in a long while?

Fahmi Reza proposes changes to the Saturday layout that landed the daily in hot water.

Numerous police reports have been lodged on the daily’s front page last Saturday, adds Khalid.

Joining in other communities’ festivities is a norm in plural Malaysia, Cenbet says.

She responds to UUM lecturer who accused her of proselytisation in her book "Becoming Hannah".

The PM says the gov't never restricts freedom of expression, unless it involves sensitive issues.

YOURSAY | ‘Now we need to cook it into a fantastic mix.’

A forum explores how religions can work together to build a more harmonious Malaysia.

‘Each year the situation has got worse.’

‘‘Tolerance’ is in itself a loathsome word lacking empathy.’

The worshiping of the local guardian deities is believed to have started in the 19th century.

Senior researcher Rita Sim tells forum the ongoing blasphemy trial against Jakarta's 'Ahok' could also impact Malaysia.

It is an embarrassment to Muslims and could divide the community, says Cheras Umno chief.

‘Using religion always results in self-inflicted wounds.’

There was no ill-will involved, Subang Jaya police chief says to clarify a viral posting.

"The same sentiment is wafting from religious education...'

A primer on changing the discourse.

The madness can end here and now.

MCCBCHST says if laws are finally put in place we may see an end to cases like Deepa and Indira.

‘Ng’s statement was unbecoming of a political leader,’ says Ong Kian Ming.

COMMENT | MCA’s Ng Chok Sin should give more attention to address the real issues.

There is also little tolerance for different interpretations of Islam, it says.

Each individual in this planet ought to comprehend the most vital piece of religion which takes a dynamic part in their lifetime. The issue that exist now is that some individuals are aficionados who have preposterous feeling towards others religions, to the extent considering their religion is more reasonable and fitting than others.
