ISSUES

Najib arrived at the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex in a dark SUV with tinted windows and strode into the courtroom in a suit, his hands free.

Wrong for Azam to state that human rights and business ethics had little to do with corruption.

SiS has questioned the apparent double standard in cases of religious insults, particularly the lack of action against a preacher who disparaged the faith of non-Muslims.

NFA also against Muslim preachers Zamri Vinod and Firdaus Wong who insulted non-Muslims.

Equating a racial clash which claimed scores of lives with a gathering pressing for free and fair elections is egregious.

A memorandum to propose a robust Anti-Bullying Act and to declare June 15 as an Anti-Bullying Day was submitted to the AGC.

Approaching anti-corruption battle by trying to change Malaysians’ “tolerance” for corruption.

Tajuddin is still “not out of the woods” although his case has been classified as “no further action” (NFA).

G25 has spoken out about Putrajaya instructing reps attending international conferences or official government business abroad to use BM when speaking.

Lawyer Rajesh Nagarajan has warned that unilateral conversions will continue unless individual states amend their respective laws to ban such practices.

Clare Rewcastle Brown called the criminal defamation charge against her abuse of due process.

Twenty-five civil society organisations have warned of growing restrictions on freedom of religion in Malaysia following Nur Sajat’s arrest by authorities in Thailand.

The G25 group has spoken out about the recent news of local authorities seeking the extradition of Nur Sajat.

TI-M wants the government to introduce reforms in MACC to allow it to work independently.

Idrus Harun should have not suggested that Ismail Sabri does not need to face a confidence vote in the Dewan Rakyat.