
Gov't must take note of 'widespread Malay unhappiness', says DPM
UPDATED 1.14PM | Dr Wan Azizah says there must be a balance between populism and priorities in policymaking.

UPDATED 1.14PM | Dr Wan Azizah says there must be a balance between populism and priorities in policymaking.

Women's minister Wan Azizah expresses concern over the rising number of cases.

CAMERON POLLS | She says there is no truth to the claim that Mahathir is secretly rooting for BN.

'Pay heed to what the people want,' adds the DPM.




The viral letter is of no value, explains DPM's political secretary.


She also hopes all babysitters would be registered with the ministry.

The law to set marriage age limit is vested in state powers.

This because the Child Act 2001 specifically states that members of the public will have to write in.

PD POLLS | She welcomes Mahathir as 'normally, a PM does not come for by-election campaigns.'

She says she doesn't intend to interfere with the syariah court's ruling but is prioritising the welfare of women and children.

'Participants more concerned about what politicians could offer them rather than the party they represented'.

Wan Azizah says the government will wait for feedback from the Indonesia.

UPDATED 4.30PM | The deputy prime minister says this is because she has a role to play in the ruling coalition.

This is in effort to curb children from being exposed to porn, says the DPM.

China ambassador Bai Tian met DPM Wan Azizah in Parliament on Thursday.

PARLIAMENT | The DPM says second and third wives are the responsibilities of the husbands.

Wan Azizah maintains that this was her plan from the beginning.

UPDATED 3.55PM | Palace says it received a letter from Wan Azizah on June 7 with names of three candidates.

The deputy PM reacted with shock upon being questioned by reporters about the rumour.

Wan Azizah urges the leaders and people alike to work towards change.