Malaysia’s Biggest Problem: Our Attitudes
Cassandra Chung makes some observations about urban Malaysians and a prevailing problem among them.
Cassandra Chung makes some observations about urban Malaysians and a prevailing problem among them.
Federal government flouting the law, court deciding legality of AES, and ‘bribes’ for votes.
A crispy take on this week’s headlines: public funds, constitutionality, and of course the Bill.
Malaysia is perhaps the only country where the death of an elected representative brings jubilation to the local residents.
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Tahun yang lalu 5 orang peguam ditahan kerana “berkumpul secara haram” setelah dinafikan peluang untuk berjumpa dengan anak guam. Minggu lalu Suruhanjaya Sekuriti cuba menjadikan peguam saksi bertukar menjadi saksi. Hari ini peguam, Fadiah Nadwa Fikri dijadikan saksi oleh MACC.
An appeal to the churches that were reported to have allegedly received “special grants” totalling RM1.75 million from the Federal Government in the final hours of the Sibu by-election campaign.
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