Democracy and human rights will become a privilege only for urban voters if we fail to recognise the importance of economic rights, says Cheah Wui Jia. Continue reading »
May 252013
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May 252013
Once you go black, you never go back. Every challenge we face makes us better, stronger and closer, says Pravin Pillai.
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May 172013
The Malaysian people are already the winners – even if electoral victory for their preferred political party is usurped through a flawed electoral system or fraud, says M M Pereira. Continue reading »
May 152013
What trust we have in the Election Commission! Jeyakumar Devaraj reports his observations of the GE13 campaign process from Sungai Siput. Continue reading »
May 142013
What the Chinese want is, in fact, what the educated urban Malaysian voter, regardless of ethnicity, wants: respect, and an acknowledgement of their right to an inclusive, peaceful existence, says Dr Ong Hean Teik. Continue reading »
May 092013
The rakyat can take comfort that the process of change is now firmly in place and politics in Malaysia will never be the same again, says Henry Loh. Continue reading »
May 062013
According to the EC, BN won a simple majority of seats in Parliament despite numerous allegations of electoral fraud. Continue reading »
May 052013
BN has ruled since independence – so they have experience and yes, they have something for us to evaluate, says Charles Hector. Continue reading »
May 052013
Change is more than winning majorities and claiming political office. The harder part is bring about a lasting, progressive alternative that prioritises the needs of people while resisting the blackmail demands of neoliberal forces, says John Hilley. Continue reading »
May 022013
A volunteer gives us a quick run-down of the dos and don’ts at the polling centre. Continue reading »