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Child vaccination: don’t treat parents’ concerns lightly – Stephen Then

Parents in Sarawak fear their kids below 12 may be used as ‘guinea pigs’ for new vaccine

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Let PSC review Azam Baki’s fitness to continue as MACC chief – William Leong

Chief commissioner must be subject to inquiry by free press, civil society

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Time for PM to weigh in on MACC debacle – The Vibes

Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob must heed calls for independent probe into MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki

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Ismail Sabri must speak up on Azam Baki scandal – Gobind Singh Deo

Prime minister can no longer be silent as MACC digs itself deeper into a pit every day

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Letter – MACC’s tell-all did everything but clear its name – J.D. Lovrenciear

Truth must prevail in nation’s struggle to maintain transparency and integrity in public eye

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Securities Commission’s scrutiny of Azam Baki a welcome development – opposition MPs

Other oversight bodies should emulate SC, further investigate MACC chief’s alleged wrongdoings

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Bogus protection for whistle-blowers comes full circle – C4 Center

How strange that Tan Sri Azam Baki, tasked with protecting whistle-blowers, is threatening one with legal action

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Abu Zahar, Azam Baki’s responses raise more questions than answers – Edmund Terence Gomez

It is now vital that the prime minister publicly speaks on the matter

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Ending EPF withdrawals is the right move – Geoffrey Williams

It is a necessary first step in full reform of pensions, social protections in Malaysia

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Uphold MACC Act’s credo to promote integrity and accountability – Gobind Singh Deo

Prime Minister Datuk Ismail Sabri Yaakob cannot remain silent on allegations regarding anti-graft agency chief

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When oversight bodies seem to need oversight bodies – Terence Fernandez

Crisis of confidence in MACC as advisers bicker, commissioner silent

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Sarawakians must pressure newly elected reps to fulfil promises – Stephen Then

Voters must not allow themselves to be fooled by false commitments

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Setting the record straight on Kedah-Penang ‘letter’ – Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja

Writer stresses that the term to refer to the allegedly non-existent agreement was not coined by him