Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Race, religion rear ugly head again
Academics, activists say Pakatan Harapan must not cave in to such politicising of Malaysian lives by right-wing groups.
Defend yourselves, ‘Rome Statute academics’
They must argue their positions in a public forum tomorrow to defend the academic institution.
Let Songkran Fest splash freely
PAS rep's remark in Perak assembly runs risk of giving false impression that Muslims are feeble in faith.
Penang did the right thing on releasing PIL1’s environmental conditions
Riding roughshod over legitimate concerns of the people obviously not an image the state government wishes to cultivate.
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When politicians criticise ‘race abuse’ in Rantau
Politicians need to look themselves in the mirror to see if they have made similar comments in the past before accusing others of racism.
There’s room for apology, Najib
Najib Razak has said that there should be an ‘apology room’, but who actually qualifies best to offer apology?
The dangers of the Umno-PAS version of ‘Malay unity’
Such racist narratives make enemies out of non-Malays who have contributed to the economic, social and intellectual development of this country.
Why so secretive about CEP report?
Accessing it is imperative because it touches on matters vital to ordinary Malaysians.
Living next door to toxic waste
Malaysia needs to rethink the importing of plastic waste to process for revenue due to environmental concerns.
Bullies, cowards who obstruct press freedom
In post-May 9 era, journalists will report things happening before their very eyes and it’s best for Najib Razak’s supporters to accept this change.
Policing extremism in Malaysia after Christchurch
Racism and hatred should not be tolerated, let alone accorded a respectable platform in a multi-ethnic and multi-religious society like ours.
Dumping our future generations into Sg Kim Kim
The chemical dumping indicates a callous attitude towards the environment and its people.
Housing woes, emotional protests
The imagery of people being evicted, rightly or wrongly, can evoke strong emotions.
When the prophet is insulted in multi-religious Malaysia
Malaysians should learn from other countries, such as India, Bangladesh and Myanmar that face religious strife.
What lies ahead for PAS?
It must do more to regain the people's trust and fix its integrity deficit in the wake of Sarawak Report scandal.
