Chan Kok Leong
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Non-Malays should be thankful Muslims let them stay, says Hadi
Colonialists brought brought them to Malaya as coolies, but Malays allowed them to live here, says PAS president.
PAS threatens to rally people if Putrajaya makes fresh ICERD push
Pakatan must remember it has only a simple majority, says Hadi.
Absentee voting to be a focus at election reform forum
Roundtable, which starts today, aims to streamline, improve voting system and laws.
7 more held as police secure Seafield temple area
28 suspects nabbed so far after attack on the 147-year-old temple on Monday.
Student loan repayments to start when salary hits RM2,000
Deputy education minister says cabinet decided on policy revision on Friday.
Pakatan did a botched job of selling ICERD
Why let Umno, PAS seize the narrative, asks lawyer at forum.
Lim puzzled by Ahmad Maslan’s ‘blind defence’ of 1MDB
Umno supreme council member questioned finance minister's assessment of debts, believes Arul Kanda Kandasamy.
Yeoh blames party leaders for low number of women lawmakers
Deputy minister says not enough women candidates fielded in elections.
ICERD won’t jeopardise Malay rights
Nothing to compel Malaysia to remove Article 153 of the constitution safeguarding Bumiputera rights, forum told.
Talk to stakeholders first, says activist on ICERD
Hishamuddin Rais brands P. Waytha Moorthy ‘minister of disunity’ for not discussing convention first before deciding to ratify it.
Ministry plugging holes in school food programme, says Maszlee
Only qualified principals will oversee it, minister assures.
Go ahead with anti-ICERD rally, Hanipa tells Umno-PAS
Pakatan Harapan has no issues with the December 8 protest as long as it is done responsibly.
E-voting remains the best way for PKR, says IT expert
The process is democratic as it allows more than 841,000 members to pick party leaders.
Putrajaya puts off separating AG, public prosecutor’s powers
Lacking the prerequisite two-thirds majority in Parliament, the government will not attempt to amend the federal constitution, says Dr Mahathir.
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Govt is not after Umno leaders, says Dr Mahathir
The prime minister says it just so happens that recent high-profile cases all involve Umno leaders.
