Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 2)
Part 2 of this article examines the structural flaws that result in today’s shockingly lack of independence and accountability by the Attorney-General.
Part 2 of this article examines the structural flaws that result in today’s shockingly lack of independence and accountability by the Attorney-General.
Part 1 examines the (utter) failure of our current Attorney-General in carrying out his duties.
Pepper Lim laments the police’s blasé attitude towards crime.
Wan Hong suggests a different approach to criticising the Malaysian economy — going back to the basics.
Part 1 of this article examines the (utter) failure of our current AG in carrying out his duty to uphold the rule of law.
Cassandra Chung makes some observations about urban Malaysians and a prevailing problem among them.
Yap Jin Rui remembers her late grandfather and the kind of politics he stood for.
Pepper announces whom he will not be voting for and why.
What do Shahrizat, Taib, and Altantuya’s killers have in common?
Two more examples of idiocy to learn from, but will we?
Bizarre “sports”, and prosecution of whistleblowers.
Pepper’s encouraging reminder to his daughter that evil leaders always lose.
Redemption for Malaysian judiciary? And is it safe to write for LoyarBurok?
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