We need to look inward honestly and change within what needs to be changed for everyone’s benefit.

We need to feel that Malaysia is really our home; only then will we love it unconditionally and be willing to make sacrifices for the sake of the nation.

Every citizen should be aware of and appreciate the immense importance of the right of freedom of expression as enshrined in Article 10 of the Federal Constitution.

The Covid-19 pandemic should make us appreciate our life more.

The Prosecution carries a huge public burden and responsibility in the functioning of the criminal justice system and in safeguarding the rule of law in the country.

THE Dewan Rakyat speaker, it was reported, said that he had received a notification letter from the Prime Minister stating that the agenda of the Parliamentary sitting on May 18 has been amended to focus only on the royal address. The reason for limiting the agenda is said to be the Covid-19 pandemic.

RECENTLY, for the first time in Malaysia, the Court of Appeal streamed live hearings online.

Pandemic or otherwise, it is these rakyat who rise up to the occasion. If only this power of compassion can be unleashed consistently in peaceful and better times.

Whether we like or not, the current government was formed in accordance with the Constitution and rule of law in this country.

When we talk about freedom of speech, we also need to consider the quality of the communication and the opportunities available to do so.

We have to keep remembering that we are always human beings first and that the boxes of social construct come later.

THE law will not allow you to keep stolen property or even property bought with proceeds from an unlawful activity.