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Sam Ke Ting and basikal lajak: who is the reckless driver? – Sia Chin Chin

The crux of debate revolves around legal interpretation of ‘reckless’ and ‘dangerous’

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Spoilt, incompetent, weak sum up majority of housemen – a concerned senior doctor 

Standards of healthcare in jeopardy with substandard house officers

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Mystery of Sabah’s eight poorest districts – Jason Santos

Baffling to think how Malaysia’s most needy could still vote for leaders who fail to solve their plight

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Is MACC’s investigation of a judge good precedent? – Hanipa Maidin

Judicial independence must be duly defended at all costs

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Ensure safe working conditions for health professionals – Malaysian Health Coalition

Balance needed between work and protecting well-being, mental health of personnel

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AG must explain Serba Dinamik decision – Gobind Singh Deo

Consent given to compound company will prevent further proceedings being taken

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Long Covid: rethinking our Covid-19 future – Dr Amar-Singh H.S.S.

A growing body of evidence on its long-term effects needs our attention

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Time to address workplace toxicity in hospitals – a junior doctor

Abuse, bullying and extended hours affect quality healthcare

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Four ways Southeast Asian journalists are under digital attack – Gayathry Venkiteswaran

Authoritarian governments have weaponised online tools and platforms to control journalists and stifle freedom of expression

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Blamed, defamed, deported: media attacks on migrants in M’sia – Kow Kwan Yee

They keep the country’s economy humming, but become scapegoats when times get tough

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Amend minimum wage order to include domestic workers – Labour Law Reform Coalition

They still face a huge challenge in attaining a decent living salary

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Tread cautiously with loosening of Covid-19 restrictions – Malaysian Health Coalition

Group urges govt to reconsider policies if situation changes, continue educating public

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The trouble with the labour movement today – P. Arunasalam

Fifty years after its declaration, May Day continues to symbolise the workforce’s struggles from outside and within