ISSUES

The Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) blasted the PAS leader who claimed the Bible had been corrupted, calling his words an assault on the country’s Christians and an attempt to sow discord.

Renowned Malaysian fashion designer Bernard Chandran has come under fire for the alleged use of blackface and the Black Lives Matter movement in a recent Instagram post.

The Electoral Reform Committee (ERC) yesterday submitted 49 recommendations for electoral reform to Muhyiddin Yassin.

There is still hope that the contentious UEC will be recognised by the PN government despite recent setbacks.

Suaram said it is appalled by the government’s proposed new bill which would replace the previous PH administration's plans to introduce the IPCMC.

Malaysian Bar President Salim Bashir today urged the PN government to urgently enact anti-hopping legislation to prevent elected lawmakers from switching parties.

The Speaker should have left it to those involved in the 1MDB trial to seek the Court’s indulgence to adjourn the matter instead of writing to the trial Judge directly.

Rights group LFL has criticised the enforcement authority for what it claimed as illegally revoking the work permit of a Bangladesh national who appeared in the Al Jazeera documentary.

Concern at the recent remarks by Religious Affairs Minister Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri permitting Jawi to take action against the transgender community.

A group of 35 civil society organisations and 17 individuals have expressed horror and concern that police are investigating Al Jazeera on its reporting.

PN government is backtracking on the previous PH administration's commitment to revise the national poverty line.

Any financial advisor worth their salt will emphasize the importance of having an emergency fund.

Electoral watchdog Bersih 2.0 has urged federal lawmakers to reject the government’s motions to remove Dewan Rakyat Speaker Ariff Md Yusof and his deputy, Nga Kor Ming.

A petition has been launched demanding the removal of a controversial billboard showing Lim Kok Wing as the “King of Africa.”

An international rights watchdog today accused the government of backsliding in terms of free speech by clamping down on various individuals after PN took federal power in March.