Decent thinking Malaysians were justifiably shocked that a former judge of the Court of Appeals, Mohd Noor Abdullah, could have expressed views that are so abhorrently out of character for a judge. Continue reading »
Unless race-based politics is substituted with real justice, fairness and equity, the only thing left of the BN would be Umno, says K Haridas Continue reading »
Was there an agreement before the general election? Did Chinese Malaysians actually promise the BN their votes ahead of time, asks P Ramakrishnan. Continue reading »
Life under the coconut shell is no longer sustainable. It is time to open our minds and challenge our preconceived notions, says Tota. Continue reading »
One way to help effect change in the coming general election is for people to join and participate in civil society movements, says Toh Kin Woon. Continue reading »
In an open letter, Yeo Yang Poh exhorts Malaysian to move forward and make a change to improve our nation while we can. Continue reading »
Only then will it be able to shed its arrogance and look beyond the narrow politics of race and ethnicity, says P Ramakrishnan. Continue reading »
Francis Loh urges us to cast aside our fears and go for change. After all, it is the rakyat who hold our society together and will safeguard Malaysia’s future. Continue reading »
In an open letter, Ariffin Omar lists down the numerous problems plaguing the country and urges Malaysians to vote for change. Continue reading »
Upcoming parliamentary elections could unseat the long-ruling coalition and take the country in a new direction, reports Kate Mayberry of Aljazeera. Continue reading »