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Sorry, which majority again?
The better our understanding of democracy, political government and people power, the more we can contribute to nation building.
The actual Malaysian deal
Without tangible mechanisms, the concepts of good governance, accountability and transparency will remain as political slogans and topics for academic discussions.
The compassionate face of Islam
It should never be the state’s role to merely punish the offender or their innocent families, when the state itself is in some way responsible for the crime occurring.
A threat or blessing?
Asean youth will have to identify the common and universal values found in the diverse religions practised in the region.
Depoliticising the system here in Malaysia
FOR decades, the rakyat has blamed politics for everything that has gone wrong in the country. That blame came only after the rakyat had, since independence, trusted the political leaders totally and had subsequently been disappointed.
How can you defend criminals?
According to the law, a man is innocent until proven guilty, and our justice system is bound by the principle that it is safer to let ten criminals off then to wrongly convict an innocent man.
We need a Malaysian dream
It’s time to swallow the bitter pill and cure our country of religious polarisation and bigotry, racism, negative discrimination and other divisive phenomena.
The politics of the common people
Leaders have to make time and be creative to understand the pulse of the rakyat, not just build their ‘legacy’.
Crony capitalism must be stamped out
The new Government’s policy should be to stimulate and activate the economy by giving opportunities to true entrepreneurs to compete in the free market and create employment.