Monuments of change


LAST week I argued that improving our institutions should be according to our historical circumstances, laws and the desires of Malaysians, even though lessons should be taken from international best practices.

I focused on the police, and was happy to read the assurance of the Inspector-General of Police that Bukit Aman has no intention of intimidating politicians.

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