Archive for What You Think

What You Think / 29 Jun 2024

The stateless sea gypsies: Navigating towards freedom and dignity — Roger Chin

What You Think / 28 Jun 2024

The very peculiar and difficult to prove tort of misfeasance in public office — Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 27 Jun 2024

Collaborative pathways to strengthen Malaysia’s TVET — Nur Yasmira Husna Ramli and Suzana Ariff Azizan

What You Think / 26 Jun 2024

New Election Commission chairperson: After hat-trick of broken promises by unity government, what is left for electoral reform? — Bersih steering committee

What You Think / 26 Jun 2024

Malaysia’s BRICS aspirations: Weighing the risks and rewards of deepening ties — Sim Yang Ming

What You Think / 25 Jun 2024

Let the investigation by the Committee of Privileges take its course — Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 25 Jun 2024

Malaysian women in a digital fight for rights — Rabi’ah Aminudin

What You Think / 22 Jun 2024

Arms embargo is only proportionate response to Israel's contempt for UNSC resolution ― Howard Lee

What You Think / 22 Jun 2024

Malaysia must play the balancing act to serve its interests ― Callistus Antony D’Angelus

What You Think / 22 Jun 2024

Did Bersatu take away or impair their six MPs’ vested rights acquired under the party’s then laws? ― Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 21 Jun 2024

No retrospective effect unless a contrary intention appears — Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 20 Jun 2024

Dewan Rakyat Speaker constitutionally mandated to establish casual vacancy without reference to state legislative assembly speaker’s decision — Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 20 Jun 2024

Temporary egg subsidies welcome, but broader food security issues must be addressed — Consumers Association of Penang

What You Think / 19 Jun 2024

The urgent need for food safety education in schools — Salini Devi Rajendran

What You Think / 17 Jun 2024

Does non-justiciability apply to the legislature as a branch of government? — Hafiz Hassan

What You Think / 16 Jun 2024

News

Selangor woman recounts harrowing escape from human trafficking attempt in Thailand after accepting nanny job offer

Room for the third vote: What is the Federal Capital Act 1960, and why is PAS attacking DAP over calls to amend it?

Sir, you can’t bring that in here: Man with dog was trying to renew passport in PKNS mall (VIDEO)

Changing the Malay perspective: Capt Nik, former MAS pilot says ‘if a dog cares for you, no religion will tell you not to care for it’

A sad life: Singapore GISB member forced to work for free, marry abusive husband who treated her like ‘sex slave’

Woman smashes up Honda as repo-men try to take it away (VIDEO)

GISBH CEO, wife, Abuya’s son, others charged with organised crime activity

Israel says ‘eliminated’ Hashem Safieddine, who took over Hezbollah’s leadership after predecessor Nasrallah killed

Customs Dept denies viral allegations of D-G's interference in Sarawak luxury vehicle smuggling probe

Why announce RON95 cuts before ‘T15’ defined? Rafizi says all plans must start somewhere (VIDEO)

Top GISBH leader, wife to be charged under organised crime offences in Selayang today

Golden age, not final page: Civil servants want to clock in past retirement to keep mind, body ticking

Kepong’s Restoran Yu Kee Seafood Noodles serves up comforting bowls of Teochew-style noodles, porridge you can customise with their free-flow condiments

Ancient meteorite was ‘giant fertiliser bomb’ for life on Earth

IGP: Suspects who confined Abuya’s daughter identified

The stateless sea gypsies: Navigating towards freedom and dignity — Roger Chin

The very peculiar and difficult to prove tort of misfeasance in public office — Hafiz Hassan

Collaborative pathways to strengthen Malaysia’s TVET — Nur Yasmira Husna Ramli and Suzana Ariff Azizan

New Election Commission chairperson: After hat-trick of broken promises by unity government, what is left for electoral reform? — Bersih steering committee

Malaysia’s BRICS aspirations: Weighing the risks and rewards of deepening ties — Sim Yang Ming

Let the investigation by the Committee of Privileges take its course — Hafiz Hassan

Malaysian women in a digital fight for rights — Rabi’ah Aminudin

Arms embargo is only proportionate response to Israel's contempt for UNSC resolution ― Howard Lee

Malaysia must play the balancing act to serve its interests ― Callistus Antony D’Angelus

Did Bersatu take away or impair their six MPs’ vested rights acquired under the party’s then laws? ― Hafiz Hassan

No retrospective effect unless a contrary intention appears — Hafiz Hassan

Dewan Rakyat Speaker constitutionally mandated to establish casual vacancy without reference to state legislative assembly speaker’s decision — Hafiz Hassan

Temporary egg subsidies welcome, but broader food security issues must be addressed — Consumers Association of Penang

The urgent need for food safety education in schools — Salini Devi Rajendran

Does non-justiciability apply to the legislature as a branch of government? — Hafiz Hassan

We’ll be here, always — Nahrizul Adib Kadri