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Penang cable car project: state must examine environmental impact – Sahabat Alam Malaysia

Detailed impact assessment should include public’s views 

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Give refugees employment opportunities – MEF

They should get special approval to reduce nation’s labour shortages

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New home minister must immediately repeal Sosma – Madpet

Is Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail’s refusal to review a betrayal of unity govt?

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The health minister’s first 100 days – MHC

NGO urges Dr Zaliha Mustafa to focus on several urgent matters to improve rakyat’s wellbeing

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DNB should welcome PM’s scrutiny on 5G roll-out – Zainul Arifin

In face of criticism, firm has opportunity to show Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim that everything is above board

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Anti-hopping law binds Sabah’s Bersatu MPs – Rajan Navaratnam

Gabungan Rakyat Sabah is a coalition of political parties, not individuals, writes columnist 

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Press freedom vital for a vibrant and functioning economy – Johan Jaaffar

‘Fake news’ should not be used as pretext to clamp down on dissenting views

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Sabah Bersatu MPs quitting party: dire straits – Charles CJ Chow

If report is true, then they have breached anti-hopping law

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Human Rights Day 2022: give Myanmar refugees dignity, freedom and justice – Merhrom

Access to education key to stateless peoples’ emancipation from oppressive regimes

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The burden of intergenerational loans – Chang Kim Loong

Homebuyers’ children left to service payments while banks, developers benefit

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Combat issues of racism, extremism, religious persecution – Global Human Rights Federation (GHRF)  

Malaysia is obliged to uphold the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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COP27 and COP15: what is next for the country? – WWF-Malaysia

Malaysia, a megadiverse country vulnerable to climate change, has much at stake

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Get independent review for Penang’s bloated PTMP – CSOs

Colossal RM46 billion project not sustainable as initial financing plans failed