On International Women’s Day, government told to table citizenship amendments without delay, decouple amendment on Malaysian mothers’ rights from five others

Authorities urged to ensure that helmets meet Malaysian or international standards

Judge said length of notice is matter ultimately of legislative policy.

Wrong to regard all motorists who did not stop as hit-and-run.

Employees are judged on quality of work rather than how much time they are on duty.

Government should advocate for genuine inclusivity and equal opportunities for all Malaysians.

Proposal to apply for Unesco heritage listing is an insult to our anti-colonial fighters.

Although the petitioners never sought to challenge the sanctity of Islamic law, critics have spun that wanted to 'abolish' it.

The Executive has lost the moral authority to address the public and purportedly defend their fight against corruption

Malaysian law has long held that the prerogative power of the Agong is non-justiciable.

The public's trust will be eroded by doubts and cynicism without transparency

Thoughts after listening to Dr Mahathir’s recent interview with an Indian TV station

It is not the law that pardons, but instead the law grants the right of pardon