Practice of checking schoolgirls for proof of menstruation literally a bloody shame.

To insist there’s a hidden agenda behind every extension of help is over the top.

Government decision on venerable Kuala Lumpur school reeks of bovine excrement.

Exploitation of the two suggests moral and political bankruptcy and intellectual laziness of party leaders.

Dewan Negara President Rais Yatim feels parliamentarians should be equipped with, among other things, knowledge of legislation, socialism, customs of various races.

Shah Alam City Council’s town hall meetings should be made accessible to people via the press.

Hishamuddin’s big brother blunder, diplomatic snubs go unchecked with democratic process in limbo.

Party continues to be frustrated that the community is left behind other ethnic groups socio-economically.

Their knowledge of the natural environment may be useful for good policy-making.

A man who speaks well may not mean well.

Umno’s decision to force PAS to choose them or Bersatu takes predictable and amusing forms.

National news agency Bernama walks a fine line providing supposedly unbiased coverage of party critical of its employer.

The youth must be allowed to help shape the country's future.

PAS proposed gerrymandering detrimental to cohesion of federation.

Repeated occurrences mean lesson has not been learnt, at the expense of victims and public.

PAS president lays out welcome mat for political leapfrogs.

It is perhaps ironic to note that his party, Umno, was not known for championing such ideals before GE14.

New law against vaguely defined offence could silence genuine concerns and complaints.

Ethnic-based parties professing to welcome diversity among their members are more likely to be courting votes.

Public censure succeeds where conscience has failed in keeping entitled politicians in line.

Physical violence not solution to domestic violence, victims need professional help. 

Even state of emergency fails to put damper on political shifts.

Malaysians should be encouraged to unite around universal values, such as equality, fairness, justice, integrity, trust and compassion.

An election may not be what people who are wondering how to put food on the table are hoping for.

Government needs to display its ability, commitment to keep its promises on issues affecting the group.